Transitioning from service
Have you transitioned from service, or are you thinking about transitioning? We have everything you need to know about your super.
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ADF medical transition
Protecting your financial future if you're medically transitioning from ADF.
Read more about ADF medical transitionGetting out? Already out? You can keep your ADF Super if you've got 12 months' service.
If you’ve been in service for more than 12 consecutive months, you can keep your ADF Super account when you’ve transitioned out.
If you stick with us, you'll keep access to:
Award-winning investment outcomes, and our recognised strong returns
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Competitive fees that go right back into providing services for you
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Free education sessions and online webinars to help you get the most out of your super
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Ongoing connection with our financial wellbeing and wellness hubs.
Some ‘Q’s and ‘A’s
Who can keep their ADF Super account?
If you’re currently a member of ADF Super, and you’ve been in service* for more than 12 consecutive months, you can keep your account when you’re transitioning out
What do I have to do to keep contributing to my ADF Super account?
You can keep your super with ADF Super by downloading our pre-filled Superannuation (super) Standard Choice Form, completing your details and submitting it to your employer.
Download ADF Super Choice Form Download ADF Super Letter of Compliance
Or, you can fill in your Standard Choice Form with the ADF Super details below, send it back to your new employer, and we’ll take care of the rest.
ADF Super details
- ABN: 90 302 247 344
- Fund name: ADF Super
- Fund address: 7 London Circuit, Canberra, ACT, 2601
- Fund phone: 1300 203 439
- USI: 90302247344001
I left the ADF before 6 July 2020, can I come back to ADF Super?
At the time you transitioned from the Australian Defence Force, legislation applied saying you can only be in ADF Super if you’re serving in the ADF. We didn’t believe this was the right option for you, so this legislation has changed. Veterans can now continue to contribute to ADF Super if they are currently a member of ADF Super, and have been in service* for more than 12 consecutive months.
I’m still in the ADF, but I also have another job. Can the ADF and my non-ADF employer contribute to my ADF Super account at the same time?
Unfortunately, no. You can only
have contributions from the ADF OR non-ADF employers coming into your
ADF Super account. Which means, we can’t accept contributions from your non-ADF
employer while you’re in the ADF.
Insurance after you leave the ADF
lifePLUS Protect—when you’re out
Now that your no longer serving, it’s our turn to protect you.
Read more about lifePLUS Protect—when you’re outOnce you transition out of the ADF, your ADF Cover will stop. This is because ADF Cover is designed specifically for serving members of the ADF, and so the death and invalidity benefits are tailored specifically for those in service.
The good news is, we’ve designed an optional insurance product especially for ex-serving personnel (TPD and death cover, and income protection). If you’re eligible, you’ll be given automatic Death and Total Permanent Disability (TPD) insurance, as soon as you get out.
Already left the ADF?
Veterans can now continue to contribute to ADF Super if they have at least 12 months continuous service. You’ll be eligible to apply for our new lifePLUS Protect cover at any time if you stay with ADF Super.