There are options, depending on your age and situation, that allow you to draw out and recontribute money to your super or to your spouse’s super. Find out more about the reasons someone might do this in our quick video.
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Watch nowYour investment choice
Making sure your Income Stream and other super money is in the right investment option for you is very important. Learn more about it in this article.
Moving your money around
What happens to your super if you die?
If you are a Retirement Income Stream member, you may wish to nominate a Reversionary Beneficiary who will receive your ongoing regular pension payments if you die.
Or, all members have the option to lodge a Binding Death Benefit Nomination to advise who should receive your super or Income Stream if you die.
Taking lump sums now you're retired
If you had a large starting balance
See a couple of examples on the effect of taking lump sums out of your income stream if you have a larger starting balance.
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If you had a moderate starting balance
See a couple of examples on the effect of taking lump sums out of your income stream if you have a moderate starting balance.
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Covering medical costs using an Income Stream
If you have medical expenses, you may be able to access your Income Stream to help pay the costs. Find out more in our video.
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The age pension
The age pension can work with your super money to support your lifestyle in retirement. Learn more about this important government benefit.
Other forms and resources
Here are some of the forms and other resources that might be helpful in retirement.
Want to access our other forms, pages and calculators? See the Forms and Publications page.
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