Some Australians are missing months of superannuation payments from their
Multiple Australians report up to three months of missing employer super contributions, prompting a warning to check accounts.
Some Australians logging into their superannuation accounts have found months of missing employer contributions. Finance educator Tash Invests, who has over 332,000 followers, says it happens more often than people realise.
With payday super now in place, contributions should land regularly. Missing payments usually aren't deliberate, she says, but they still need fixing.
Employers can miss payroll steps or fail to click the button to send super. Just log in, check the dates on your contributions, and call your fund if payments have stopped.
Many funds offer access to financial advisers, and members can ask for their investment option to be explained.
- 332,000 plus
- Tash Invests followers
- Up to three months
- Missing period reported
- 28 years old
- Etchman age
Why it mattersMissing super is money you're entitled to; catching the gap early means your fund can chase it up before time runs out.
AustraliaEvery Australian with an employer should check their super account this month to catch any missing payments from their workplace.
✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 h ago
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