Changing jobs
It’s your choice which fund you want your super paid into. So, when you change jobs, you can keep your super with First Super.
Take First Super with you when you change jobs
Simply follow these steps.
Step 1
Arrange your employer contributions to your First Super account in under a minute with our online Choice of Fund form.
Alternatively, complete the print Choice of Fund form and give it to your new employer along with the Letter of Compliance.
Step 2
Regularly check your employer contributions are being paid into your account.
You can do this by logging into your firstonline account or through our mobile app.
Your employer should start paying super guarantee (SG) contributions to your First Super account within three months.
ATO Choice of fund form
Your employer may ask you to complete an ATO Choice of fund form to pay your SG contributions in to your First Super account. You will need your First Super Member number and the details below to complete the form.
You can find your member number by logging into firstonline or into the mobile app. Or you can find it on your last statement or by calling us on 1300 360 988.
ABN
Australian Business Number (ABN)
56 286 625 181
USI
Unique Superannuation Identifier (USI) – replaces SPIN
FIS0001AU
Why should you stay with First Super?
We’re an Industry SuperFund which means our profits are returned to you, not shareholders. We pride ourselves on being large enough to perform, small enough to care.
We have strong long-term investment returns. Our Balanced option returned 7.52%p.a for the 10 years to 30 June 20252, outperforming the industry median of 6.99%2.
Our fees are competitive fees plus we offer excellent service when you need it – over the phone, online and face-to-face. It’s why over 79,000 Australians3 trust us with their retirement savings.
We’re here to help, so get in touch.
If you are not sure whether you are eligible to choose your super fund, or if you have any other questions, please call our Member Services Team on 1300 360 988, or email us.
1Past investment returns are not a reliable indicator of future returns.
2Based on SuperRatings SR Balanced (60-76) Index, 10 years to 30 June 2025.
3As at 30 June 2025