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Super exists to provide you with an income when you finish working.
So, if you die, your super is given to your dependants to replace this income. By nominating your beneficiaries, you can help decide who your dependants are.
At AUSCOAL Super you can nominate your beneficiaries in two ways:
Non-binding nomination:
while you advise us of your wishes, we make the actual decision about who’ll receive your super and any insurance proceeds. We’ll use your nomination as a guide only.
Binding nomination:
provides you with certainty about who’ll receive your super and any insurance proceeds.
If you complete and maintain a valid binding nomination, we’re bound to pay your super and any insurance proceeds to the dependants you nominate and in the proportions you determine.
You can nominate your beneficiary by:
- completing the Nomination of Beneficiaries form, or
- logging in to your Member Account.
Did you know...
Your beneficiary nomination will continue to apply unless you cancel or change it, so it’s important to update it if your circumstances change, such as separating from your partner, marrying or having children.
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