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Standard contributory members can also increase their benefit by applying for up to four units of voluntary insurance cover at a cost of $1.35 per week, per unit.

Non-contributory members are not automatically covered for insurance, but can choose to apply for voluntary insurance cover.

For further information about your insurance, please visit the SAAMB Scheme Product Disclosure Statement. 

For further information on how to make an insurance claim, please visit the Disablement Entitlements Claim Process fact sheet.

Investment management fees are deducted from your investment earnings before they’re deposited in your account.

If you’re a standard contributory member, the cost of any insurance cover is met by your employer.

To learn more about your scheme, please read your Product Disclosure Statement. 

All members of the SAAMB Scheme have the option to transfer their super to Triple S.
However, the two schemes are different, and they may produce different outcomes for your retirement. For further information about transferring to Triple S, please read the Transfer to Triple S fact sheet and the Triple S Product Disclosure Statement.

Transferring to Triple S may be one of the biggest decisions you’ll ever make, so before you make any decisions, you may want to seek financial advice. If you have your own financial planner, that’s great! If not, you can take advantage of the service available to Super SA members via Industry Fund Services (IFS). 

Contact Super SA on 1300 369 315, or via supersa@sa.gov.au, for more information.