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Investment Choice

How to Make Your Choice

Before making your choice

Be sure to read all the information contained in Take Control of Your Future: Your Guide to Investment Choice (PDF, 2.52MB).

Things to Consider

  • You do not have to make an Investment Choice. If you don't make a choice, your Member Benefit and ancillary contributions will automatically be invested in the Default strategy, which is the Growth strategy.
  • You can change your choice at any time by completing a new Investment Choice form, at no cost. The Trustees may, however, introduce a fee in the future. You will be notified in advance if this occurs.
  • Your Investment Choice will apply to your Member Benefit. It does not apply to your Employer Benefit. However it does apply to any Ancillary Benefit and any Associate A benefit as the result of a family law split.
  • You can choose different strategies for your existing Member Benefit and future Member contributions (including government co-contributions).
  • Your existing and future Member contributions will be invested in your chosen strategy until you tell us that you want to invest them differently.
  • Unless you nominate otherwise, the date of effect of your investment switch election will be the first Tuesday following receipt of your application.

For most people, before exercising a choice it is likely to be in your best interests to seek help from a certified financial planner to help you make a decision.

Once you have made your choice you will need to complete the Investment Choice form and return it to ComSuper.

Your investment choice will be effective from the day ComSuper receives your form. You will be sent an advice letting you know that your election has been received and processed.

More Information

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