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What Our Customers Say

Mary, Sydney

Money that I didn't even know existed! Lost Super located a superannuation account I had long forgotten about in no time at all. Thank you for making it quick and hassle-free!

Liam, Perth

The process was incredibly simple. Lost Super located my lost super in under a minute, and now I'm able to keep track of it and make sure my money is spent wisely.

Nick, Melbourne

My experience with Lost Super was truly life-changing! They helped me locate an old superannuation account that had been forgotten about for years. The whole process only took 60 seconds and now I have access to all of my money. I'm so thankful for this service!

Sweeny, Brisbane

The process was incredibly simple. Lost Super located my lost super in under a minute, and now I'm able to keep track of it and make sure my money is spent wisely.

Todd, Adelaide

Don't Let Your Super Go To Waste

Find your lost super quickly and easily - With our simple, easy to use search tool, Results will arrive in 1-2 business days.

With over $20 Billion in lost super out there, reclaim what's yours today and make the most of your money.

Super Finder is a FREE service that helps you locate any forgotten or unclaimed superannuation accounts.

How Did I Lose My Super In The First Place?

Changing Jobs Frequently: When individuals change jobs, they may open a new superannuation account with their new employer's chosen fund. Over time, this can lead to multiple accounts scattered across different funds, making it easy to lose track of one or more accounts.
Forget to Update Details: If someone moves or changes their name without updating their contact information with their superannuation fund or the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), important correspondence about their account may not reach them, resulting in a lost superannuation account.
Inactive or Low-Balance Accounts: Superannuation funds may classify accounts with low balances as inactive. If individuals have not made contributions or received employer contributions for an extended period, the fund may transfer the account to the ATO as unclaimed super.
Lost Documentation: Sometimes, people may lose or misplace their superannuation account information, such as account numbers or fund details, making it challenging to access their accounts later.
Company Mergers or Acquisitions: During corporate mergers or acquisitions, superannuation accounts associated with the affected employees may undergo changes or be transferred to different funds, leading to confusion and potential loss of track.
Death of the Account Holder: If someone with a superannuation account passes away, their family members or beneficiaries may not be aware of the account's existence or how to access it.

Finding Your Lost Super Is Easy

Here’s a step-by-step explanation of how a lost superannuation search works.

Step 1

We gather all your personal information that you provide, including your TFN. We then submit your details to the ATO.

Step 2

The ATO will conduct a search within its database and compare your provided information to the information held by various superannuation funds across the country.

Step 3

After 1-2 business days the search is complete. The ATO will provide us with the potential matches and results. We will contact you immediately with this information.

Step 4

If the search reveals any lost superannuation accounts, you will have several options. Super Finder (and its partners) can help review your funds and assist with the merger.

Why Merge Your Super?

Reduced Fees and Costs:

Having multiple superannuation accounts often means paying multiple sets of fees, which can eat into your retirement savings over time. By consolidating your accounts, you can eliminate redundant fees and potentially save money in the long run.

Easier Management:

Managing multiple superannuation accounts can be cumbersome and time-consuming. By merging your accounts, you simplify the process and have a single account to monitor, making it easier to keep track of your contributions, investment options, and overall performance.

Maximise Returns and Investments:

When you have multiple super accounts, you might have a more dispersed investment strategy, and it can be challenging to maintain a clear overview of your overall asset allocation. By consolidating, you can review your investment strategy more effectively and ensure it aligns with your retirement goals.

Lost Superannuation Prevention:

Sometimes, people lose track of their superannuation accounts, especially if they change jobs frequently. Merging your superannuation can help prevent lost accounts in the future and ensure that all your retirement savings are in one place, making it easier to keep track of and manage.