Your ancillary contributions
Ancillary contributions describe five voluntary contributions or superannuation transfers you can make to MilitarySuper on your behalf or on behalf of your spouse:
- Co-contributions
- Roll in amounts
- Salary sacrifice
- Additional personal contributions
- Spouse contributions
You must be a contributing member; preserved benefit members are not eligible.
These contributions and transfers form a separate benefit called an ancillary benefit. It accrues as a separate accumulation interest and fluctuates in line with scheme investment performance. It does not attract or add to your employer benefit.
You are can make ancillary contributions if you are a:
- contributing MilitarySuper member
- Defence Force Retirement and Death Benefit (DFRDB) contributing member.
Preserved benefit members cannot make ancillary contributions.
Find out more in your MilitarySuper Product Disclosure Statement.
View or download popular forms and publications for ancillary members.
Important information
- Provide your tax file number
- Check your super contribution limits
- Select your preferred investment option
- Estimate your future entitlement
- Manage and view your super online
- Claim a deceased member benefit
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