Unclaimed money / Australia-wide
Lost and unclaimed super
Check myGov for super you have lost track of, or that the ATO is holding for you, and move it into your fund.
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What you need to check
Super can get lost when you change jobs, move house or change your name. A fund calls it lost if it has lost contact with you and nothing has been paid or rolled in for 12 months, or if nothing has been paid or rolled in for 5 years. Some is passed to the ATO (the tax office) as unclaimed super. Sign in to myGov and open ATO online services, then Super and Fund details. You will see any lost super and any super the ATO holds for you, and you can move it into your current fund. If you are 65 or older, or the amount is under $200, the ATO can pay it straight to you. You can also call the ATO’s automated lost super line on 13 28 65.
This is a short summary. Other rules may apply, like income or where you live. Check the full rules with the agency that runs it.
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What it is
- Super is money you save for when you stop work.
- Super can get lost when you change jobs, move house or change your name.
- The tax office (ATO) may hold some super for you.
Who can get it
- Anyone who has had a job or a super account.
What to do
- Sign in to myGov. Open ATO online services.
- Choose Super, then Fund details.
- You will see any lost super. You can move it into your fund.
- Are you 65 or older, or is it under $200?
- Then the ATO can pay it to you.
- You can also phone the ATO on 13 28 65. It is free.
- Read the rules on the official website.
- Apply there. It is free to apply.
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We last reviewed this listing on 5 Nov 2026. We last checked the official page on 5 Nov 2026.
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