From 1 July 2026, your employer must pay your super every time they pay your salary and wages.
You might think this already happens because you see super on your payslip. But right now, employers only need to pay super into your fund at least once every three months.
With Payday Super, your contributions will reach your fund sooner, helping your super balance grow faster.
All you need to do right now is make sure your employer, your super fund, and the ATO, all have the correct super fund details. This will make the change seamless.
If you’re worried you’re not being paid super, there is information on the ATO website outlining the steps you can take at ato.gov.au/unpaidsup
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You can also review your super details through ATO online via MyGov.
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