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NGS Super

NGS Super is an industry superannuation fund open to everyone, acting as a default fund for education and community sector employers and their staff.

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NGS Super

Business Description

NGS Super is an industry superannuation fund for the education and community sectors, open to everyone, and has been helping people with their super since 1988.

Employers nominate NGS Super as a default fund and submit staff contributions through NGS QuickSuper, the fund's own clearing house, which takes all employees' super in one transaction and meets SuperStream requirements.

Employer material covers super guarantee obligations, stapling, choice of fund and new starter onboarding, with Payday Super guidance, employer forms and fact sheets, and workplace education for staff.

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Superannuation Fund

NGS Super is an industry superannuation fund for the education and community sectors, open to everyone, and acts as a default fund for employers managing super for their staff.

  • An employer account is set up through an employer request form, after which staff contributions can begin from the first pay cycle.
  • NGS QuickSuper, the fund’s own clearing house, takes all employees’ super contributions in one transaction, even where staff belong to different funds, and meets SuperStream requirements.
  • Customer Relationship Managers are the employer’s direct contact for account and contribution matters, and employers with 100 or more staff can meet a Strategic Partnership Manager.
  • Members hold a Diversified MySuper option alongside a wider range of investment options, income protection, life and disability cover, and an income account for retirement.

Best for: schools, community organisations and other employers choosing a default superannuation fund and a clearing house for staff contributions.

Compensation, Benefits and Rewards

Superannuation Advisory and Compliance

NGS Super sets out what employers must do about superannuation and runs super education for their staff.

  • Employer obligation material covers the super guarantee, qualifying earnings, stapling under Your Future Your Super, the choice of fund form and the new starter process.
  • Payday Super material explains the 1 July 2026 move to paying super on each payday, with employer forms, guides and fact sheets alongside it.
  • Individual staff sessions, induction presentations and retirement planning seminars run at the employer’s workplace, on topics agreed in advance.

Best for: employers that want obligation material and super education delivered to their staff.

Operational Coverage

  • New South Wales (Hybrid)
  • Victoria (Hybrid)

Industry

Industry Experience

Financial and Insurance Services

Contacts & Channels

FAQs

How do employers submit super contributions to NGS Super?

Through NGS QuickSuper, the fund's own clearing house. Employers upload a payroll file or enter contribution details manually, review the batch and submit the payment, and all employees' contributions go through in one transaction even where staff belong to different funds. NGS QuickSuper meets SuperStream requirements.

What support do an employer and its staff get from NGS Super?

Customer Relationship Managers provide guidance, workplace visits and hands-on support. Individual sessions for staff run for 30 minutes at the employer's workplace, induction presentations introduce new staff to their superannuation plan, and retirement planning seminars are delivered by a financial planner. Employers with 100 or more staff can meet a Strategic Partnership Manager.

How does an employer open an NGS Super account and get help with its obligations?

A new employer completes the employer request form to set up an account and start making contributions for staff. Employer material covers the super guarantee, stapling, the choice of fund form and new starter onboarding, and Payday Super material explains the 1 July 2026 change to paying super on each payday. Employer forms, guides and fact sheets are also available.

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