Contact Us

You’ll find the publications that relate to your scheme/product in the Forms and Publications section.

Guide to finding a form/fact sheet:

1. Go to Forms and Publications
2. Select your scheme/product from the drop down list
3. Click “Search”
4. Scroll down the page for the appropriate topic heading
5. The form/fact sheet you’re after is listed beneath the topic heading

Which topic heading am I looking for?

We’ve aimed to make the topic headings self-explanatory. For example, you’ll find forms on insurance beneath the Insurance heading and the Tax fact sheet under the Tax heading.

Click here to go to the Forms and Publications section.

At the top of the front page of every form there is a statement advising whether a signed original is required or whether the form can be faxed or scanned and emailed to Super SA:

• Please return the signed original to Super SA.

OR

• When completed either post, email or fax the signed form to Super SA.

In many instances the signed original form is required because of the Commonwealth Government's Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) Act 2006.

Forms that can be faxed or scanned and emailed to Super SA:

• Investment choice form – ie notifying Super SA that you wish to switch your investment option.
• Change to contribution rate form – ie notifying Super SA that you wish to commence/change an after-tax contribution arrangement.

If your current email address is on record at Super SA then you’re able to reset your own password for the Secure Access Login Member Area.

Here’s how:

• Go to Login page and enter your Super ID (you’ll find it on your Annual Statement)
• Select Forgotten Password
• Enter the required information and click OK.

If your email address is in our records a temporary password will be sent to your inbox.

If you have not provided Super SA with an email address or your email address is no longer valid, you will need to contact Super SA on 1300 369 315 or 8207 2094 (for calls within the State Government network) for assistance.

By logging into the Secure Access Area you can update the following personal details:

• Phone number
• Address
• Tax File Number

Simply delete your old details, enter the new ones and click on Save. You can also use the Change to Personal Details form to notify Super SA.

Change of name through marriage
Here is the process to change your name on our records:

• Complete the Change to Personal Details form
• Send us the completed form along with a certified copy of your Marriage Certificate, which confirms the change.
• Post these documents to Super SA as we cannot accept faxed or emailed copies of these documents to amend your account details.

Certified documents: certified copies are copies authorised, or stamped as being true copies of the originals. Copies can be certified by persons such as a Justice of the Peace or a Proclaimed Police Officer. More information about certifying documents can be found in the Proof of Identity fact sheet.

Alternatively you can bring originals to the Super SA Member Centre at 151 Pirie Street, Adelaide, to be sighted and copied by a Super SA staff member.

For Triple S, Lump Sum Scheme, Pension Scheme and Super SA Select members there are two types of contribution you can make to your super:

1. After-tax contributions: making contributions to your super from your after-tax or take home pay. These can be deducted straight from your pay or made as one-off payments.
2. Salary sacrifice contributions: having a set percentage or fixed amount of your salary deducted from your before-tax or gross salary and put towards your super.

Note: investors in the Flexible Rollover Product are only able to make after-tax contributions to their account.

Where to find out more:

• Fact sheets and forms for after-tax contributions and salary sacrifice are available in the Forms and Publications section under the heading "Making additional contributions".
• Use the Personal Contributions calculator on our website to run through various calculations – the calculator also contains links to the appropriate forms.
• Super SA recommends you seek professional financial advice about your super. Triple S members have access to commission-free financial advice and the fee can be deducted from your super account.

Should you die, your entitlement will be paid to your surviving spouse and/or a putative spouse. Should you not have a partner, the entitlement will be paid to your Estate.

Legal Personal Representative

Triple S members and Flexible Rollover Product and Income Stream investors can nominate for their death benefit to be paid to their nominated Legal Personal Representative (LPR) (ie estate). By nominating their legal personal representative, the death benefit will be paid to their Estate rather than their spouse and distributed according to their Will, or if they do not have one, the Statutes.   Nominating a legal personal representative is not the same as nominating a beneficiary. The rules do not allow you to nominate specific beneficiaries.  

To find out more read the fact sheet and to apply complete the form.

Public Trustee and Wills
Super SA recommends that members have an up to date Will. If you don’t have a Will when you die, you die intestate, and your assets will be distributed according to the relevant State legislation. Further information can be found on the Public Trustee website. They provide a range of services and run seminars in the city and in regional locations.

If you leave the SA public service you have two options when it comes to your Triple S account:

1. Preserve your Triple S account and keep the ability to access your super at age 55 (subject to applicable tax rates); or
2. Roll out your super to a complying super fund.

For further information read the "Triple S Accessing Your Super" fact sheet.

Triple S has key features you won’t find at other super funds:

• You can access your super at age 55 (subject to applicable tax rates)
• That’s up to 5 years earlier than most other super schemes
• Access to member-only platinum rated retirement products

 Rolling your super to another super fund:

• Super SA is an untaxed or tax deferred fund. When you roll your entitlement over the "taxable (untaxed)" portion will be taxed at 15% by the receiving fund.
• By rolling your super out of Super SA your super will become subject to Commonwealth Government preservation rules.

How to keep your Death and TPD insurance with Super SA

Your death and disability cover expires once you cease working in the public sector, however, if you're working outside of the SA public sector you can:

• Roll your Triple S account into the Flexible Rollover Product within 60 days
• That way you may be able to continue your Death and TPD Insurance without providing extra medical information

Please note that in the Flexible Rollover Product your super is subject to Commonwealth preservation rules.

Your balance is always available in the Secure Access Member Area of the website.

Here’s how to check your balance:

Step 1: Logging in to the Secure Access Member Area

• Go to the Super SA website homepage
• Click on the Check my Balance tab (left hand side of homepage)

Step 2: Get your balance

• Select My Details in the left column
• 3 items should be listed
• Click on Investment Strategy
• In the table is your current balance