Access and manage your account (2024)

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It's easy to manage your account anytime, anywhere.

Use our award-winning mobile app¹ or through Members Online your secure online portal. All it takes is a few clicks.

Track or change income payments

Change investment option

Check performance

Make a withdrawal

Update your details

Access your account online

Manage your super

Learning how to manage your super can help you make choices that get your money working harder for you. By making a few smart moves you can really help your long-term financial goals. You can use our easy online tools to help you understand how your super is performing and what fees you’re paying. It’s your money and you’re in control.

Access your account online

Access your super online

Using Aware Super’s Member Online is an easy way to manage your super online. You can use the portal to:

Switch your investment options
Consolidate all your super
Update your details
Change your insurance cover
Access your annual statement

If you don’t have an online account, you can register for online access in a couple of easy steps.

Download our award-winning app

Managing your super from your mobile device is easy with the Aware Super app. You can use the app to:

View your balance, transactions, fees and statements
View and change the way your money is invested
Make once-off payments to your account.

Download from the App store
Download from Google Play store

Track your employer contributions

The government requires your employer to pay 11.5% of what you earn into your super fund. This contribution is called the Super Guarantee (SG). You can view your employer contributions in your online account.

Understand super basics

Update your insurance

Insurance is an important way you can provide for yourself and your family if something happens to you. Not all insurance through super is automatic. It’s a good idea to understand what insurance you need, and what you’re covered for.

You can change your insurance to make sure you have the right amount of cover to carry out your future plans. Updating your insurance to meet your needs is easy and can be done in a few simple steps.

Update your insurance

Nominate a beneficiary

Super isn’t automatically covered in your Will, so it’s important to make sure you nominate a beneficiary for your super if you die. Maintaining up-to-date beneficiary information means your super can be shared the way you intend, with less stress for the people closest to you.

Nominate a beneficiary

Ways to grow your super

Your super account balance grows over time, but you can help build it faster so you can have more when you retire. Adding extra money to your super now could even reduce the amount of tax you pay, meaning more money for you.

Grow your super

One super account saves you money

You can grow your super faster by having one super account. If you have more than one super account, you could end up paying fees and insurance costs for accounts you don’t want.

Consolidate your super

Starting a new job?

When you start a new job, you can take your Aware Super account with you. You will need to give your new employer your Aware Super details so they can pay into your account.

Take your super to a new job

Switch investment options

Your super is your money, and you can choose how you want your super invested. You can easily change your investment options at any time by logging in to your Aware Super online account.

You can choose to:

Invest your super in MySuper Lifecycle. This choice automatically changes your investments to match your life stage. Over 85% of our members are invested in MySuper Lifecycle.
Pick your own investment options. Your choice will depend on things like how comfortable you are with risk and what you’d like to invest in.

Get advice

We offer a range of advice options to suit your needs. Our team can answer questions about your account at no extra cost, over the phone or virtually.

Book an appointment

Manage your account anytime, anywhere. All it takes is a few clicks.

Need help?

Explore our tools and calculators

Our range of tools and calculators can help you get on your way to achieving your savings goals, set up a budget, check your insurance needs, and plan for retirement.

Attend an event

Join our experts as they break down super and finances into easy-to-understand topics through our education series.

Simple advice at no cost

Take advantage of simple financial advice over the phone, for answers to any questions about your Aware Super account.

FAQs

How do I manage my Google accounts on this device? ›

You're never more than a tap away from your data and settings. Just tap your profile picture and follow the link to “Manage your Google Account”. From your profile picture, you can also easily sign in, sign out, or turn on Incognito mode.

How do I change my Google access settings? ›

To manage the Google Services setting on your device, go to Settings, tap Google, and then select the Google Services setting you want to change. After that, adjust those settings according to what you prefer. Ads: Opt out of ad personalization or reset your advertising ID.

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Which device has access to my Google Account? ›

Go to your Google Account. On the left navigation panel, select Security . On the Your devices panel, select Manage all devices. You'll see devices where you're currently signed in to your Google Account or have been in the last few weeks.

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How do I control who has access to my Google Account? ›

Managing third-party apps or services that have access to your Google Account can be done easily from your Security page at myaccount.google.com. Learn more about how to review and revoke third-party access.

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How do you see who has access to your email? ›

In a desktop web browser, Gmail allows you to review recent email access activity. Select Details in the lower-right area below displayed emails, below Last Account Activity (Figure A). Select Details in the lower-right area below displayed emails, below Last Account Activity.

Why would someone want access to your Google account? ›

Identity Theft:Access to your Gmail can provide scammers with personal information, allowing them to impersonate you or steal your identity. 2. Financial Fraud: If your Gmail is linked to financial accounts, scammers may attempt to gain access to conduct fraudulent transactions or manipulate account information.

What happens when you give access to your Google account? ›

You can give third-party apps different levels of access to your Google Account like basic account information and to view or modify your account data. If you authorize a third-party app access to manage your Google Account data, they can edit, create, and delete data in your Google Account.

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How do I manage two Google Accounts? ›

On your computer, sign in to Google. On the top right, select your profile image or initial. On the menu, choose Add account. Follow the instructions to sign in to the account you want to use.

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