choose your payment method

You can choose between five different payment methods to top up your Health Super account. Once you have decided what type of contribution you want to make, simply choose the payment option that suits you.

Use this simple table to work out which payment method you can use for each type of contribution. 

Click on the links in the table to find out more about each payment method.

type of contribution	regular payroll deduction	BPAY	cheque payment	Direct Debit
personal (after tax) contributions
salary sacrifice (pre-tax) contributions
contributions you make into your spouse's account
self-employed contributions

tip: If you earn less than $58,000 and make a personal (after-tax) contribution into your super account, the Government will match every dollar of your personal contribution with $1.50 and pay it into your super account, up to a maximum of $1,500. Click here for more information.

If you are a spouse member and wish to make a contribution, you can make a personal (after-tax) contribution into your own account and/or salary sacrifice (pre-tax) contributions into your own account.

Remember, contributions to your spouse's account count towards your non-concessional contribution limit.

 

 
 

regular payroll deductions

This option is perfect for people who find it hard to save money once it hits their bank account.

Just nominate a $ or % amount of your after-tax (for personal contributions) or pre-tax (salary sacrifice) pay to go into your super and give this information to your HR or Payroll Officer. 

tips:

Government Co-Contribution: Only after-tax payroll deductions received by Health Super from your employer before 30 June may qualify for a Government Co-Contribution in the current financial year. Payroll deductions received by Health Super after  30 June may count towards any Government Co-Contribution in the following financial year.

Salary sacrifice: Check whether your employer allows salary sacrificing.

Making contributions into your spouse’s account: You need to be working for a Health Super Registered Employer to make contributions into your spouse’s account. Ask your Human Resources (HR) or Payroll Manager if your organisation is registered.

 

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BPAY

Topping up by BPAY is simple, convenient and fast through your Internet or phone banking!

Check whether your bank, building society or credit union is a BPAY participant, and if so, register to use BPAY. Then simply:

1. Select the BPAY option from your telephone or Internet banking service.
2. Enter the amount you wish to invest.
3. Enter the Biller Code relating to the type of contribution you wish to make (see below).
4. Enter your Health Super member number as the 'customer reference number'. You must do this, otherwise we will not be able to credit it to your account.  
5. Once you have completed your BPAY transaction, remember to record your receipt number or print a copy for your records.

Health Super Biller Codes:

Biller Code   Contribution Type     
64840            Health Super Personal Contribution 
64907            Contributions into your Health Super Spouse’s account

Customer Reference Number: Is your Health Super member number

 

tips: 
If you are a Spouse member and wish to make a contribution into your own account, you would use the ‘Health Super Personal Contribution’ Biller Code.

If you haven’t used BPAY before, download our helpful BPAY fact sheet that explains BPAY in more detail.

 

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cheque payments

Pay what you want, when you want. Simply send in a cheque made payable to Health Super Fund.

Download and complete Health Super’s Top up my super form, attach your cheque and send these into Health Super:

Health Super Pty Ltd
Locked Bag 2900
Collins Street West VIC 8007

tip: If you are using a money order or bank cheque please make sure you write your member number, name and address on the back of the money order or bank cheque.

 

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Direct Debit

No cheque book? No problems! Health Super’s easy Direct Debit option lets you top up your super straight from your bank account.

To get started, download and complete the direct debit application form. Make sure you carefully read the Client Services Agreement. Send your form to:

Health Super Pty Ltd
Locked Bag 2900,
Collins Street West VIC 8007

tip: for spouse and self-employed
Before we can accept a contribution, you must provide us with a signed and dated letter that includes:

• your name
• address
• member number
• financial year of contributions
• amount of relevant costs
• amount nominated as a contribution

 

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