EOFY: When is your super fund’s top-up contribution deadline?



Money Management has collated the cut-off dates for superannuation funds if advisers want their clients to make top-up contributions in this financial year, many of which will occur this week.
Ahead of the end of financial year deadline, members have the option to make contributions from after-tax income and could make $110,000 in these non-concessional payments each financial year.
The end of financial year will occur on 30 June, but many super funds request contributions to be submitted earlier than this in order to be processed in time.
The below dates are for BPAY/EFT payments, please check with your super fund if you are using a different method.
Thursday, 22 June
Australian Ethical (including Christian Super members)
legalsuper
Friday, 23 June
AustralianSuper
Rest
Media Super
Cbus
TelstraSuper
Catholic Super
Monday, 26 June
Hostplus
Australian Ethical (excluding Christian Super member)
Tuesday, 27 June
UniSuper
Aware Super
NGS Super
Wednesday, 28 June
HESTA
Prime Super
Thursday, 29 June
Spirit Super
Friday, 30 June
Australian Retirement Trust
Vision Super
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