You can create a myGov account and link to the ATO to:
- see details of all your super accounts, including any you have lost track of or forgotten about.
- see details of your total super balance and your transfer balance cap.
Likewise, how do I check my super balance?
How to find your lost super
- Create a myGov account at then link the ATO to your account.
- If you already have a myGov account, just log in and click on the ATO section.
- Go to the 'Super' tab. In this section, you can: see details of all your super accounts, including any you have forgotten about.
Subsequently, question is, how do I know if my employer is paying my super? Go to ATO online via myGov to view super contributions that have been paid into your super fund by your employer. If your employer has commenced Single Touch Payroll reporting, you can check if your super has been paid into your super fund. Your employer will tell us how much super they're required to pay to your fund.
Beside above, why is my super not showing on myGov?
As you've just rolled your entire super into the one fund, it may take some time for the information to show in your myGov account. This is because funds only need to report a member contribution statement to us on an annual basis.
What is the maximum amount you can have in your super?
Generally, individuals aged 64 or younger can contribute up to $300,000 into superannuation, while those aged 65 or more can contribute up to $100,000. “That means if your total super balance is between $1.4 million and less than $1.6 million, the $300,000 cap is not available and a reduced cap applies.
