About & Ancillary
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PSSap—the Public Sector Superannuation accumulation plan—is designed exclusively for current and former Australian Public Service employees.
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It’s flexible and can be tailored to individual needs, such as level of insurance cover or choice investment options, to suit different circumstances through life.
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If an employee changes jobs or leaves the public service, they can take their account with them, as long as they have at least 12 months’ continuous employment by an eligible employer.
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Also available as a personal accumulation account ( Ancillary for Defined Benefit Members)
or members may apply to open a personal accumulation account with if they have been employed by an eligible employer for a minimum of 12 continuous months, and a Contributing or Preserved or member; or had been a Contributing or member at any time on or after 7 March 2021.

How it works
- Government employers contribute at least 15.4% of super salary into the employee account, and the employee can add extra money to their account.
- Contributions are invested, so the value of super depends on the amount of those contributions and the net returns from their investment over time, minus fees and costs.
- When ready to retire, there are a number of ways super can be withdrawn, which will depend on individual circumstances.
lifePLUS insurance
lifePLUS is our insurance cover available to eligible members. It includes Income Protection, Total and Permanent Disability, Death and Terminal Illness.
Read more about lifePLUS insuranceFAQ for PSSap
Download more information
PSSap MySuper Balanced Investment option
This document serves as a comprehensive investment profile resource for Advisers, providing all the essential information about MySuper Balanced, including performance, fees, and .
PSSap Aggressive Investment option
This document serves as a comprehensive investment profile resource for Advisers, providing all the essential information about Aggressive Investment option, including performance, fees and .
Product Disclosure Statement
This document provides important information about the features, benefits, risk and cost of investing super in Super.
Investment options and risk
This document outlines the investment options available to members. It forms part of the Product Disclosure statement.
Your PSSap fees and costs
This document outlines the fees and costs that may be charged. It forms part of the Product Disclosure statement.
Tax and your PSSap super
This document outlines how tax can affect a member's super account. It forms part of the Product Disclosure statement.
Insurance and your PSSap super
This document outlines the insurance options, including who is eligible, how to change cover or opt out, how much cover costs, and the conditions and exclusions that apply. It forms part of the .
Address: PSSap, Locked Bag 20117, Melbourne, VIC 3001
Business hours: 8:30 am to 6 pm (AEST/AEDT), Monday to Friday.
Phone: 1300 725 171 (+61 2 4209 5403)
Fax: 1300 364 144 (+61 2 4277 1086)
Email: members@pssap.com.au