Find your super
2024 figures reveal there’s $17 billion in lost and unclaimed super1 waiting to be claimed right across the country. Scroll down to learn more about why and how super goes missing or unclaimed.

If you have an AMP super account, we can help you discover if there’s any other super accounts with your name on it.
Simply follow these steps:
Login or register for My AMP
Follow the search for my super link
Complete a quick security check (This is required by the government– you’ll need two types of ID, like your licence, passport or Medicare number)
Provide consent for the use of your Tax File Number
Get your results in My AMP
You can also use the ATO’s super search services directly.
Once the results are ready, we’ll explain some options for next steps – for example, you may want to bring it together (consolidate) into an active super account (account that receives regular contributions).
It’s a good idea to take time to consider your results and get more information from your super providers before deciding what’s right for you. Some things to think about for each of your different accounts include benefits, features or insurance you may lose if you choose to consolidate.
In the past, people may have lost track of super when they changed jobs. Particularly if the super contributions from their new job were paid into their new employer’s super fund and they didn’t transfer funds from their previous super account.
The good news is that this is less likely to be an issue these days. On 1 November 2021 new laws came in that make it harder to lose track of your super. The laws mean you’ll generally take your super account with you when you change jobs, rather than have a new account automatically opened up for you.
Super can also become lost or unclaimed if a person’s previous super funds don’t have their latest address, email or phone number on file. If you have an AMP super account, you can update your contact details in My AMP.
A lost or unclaimed account could have quite a bit of money in it, particularly if it’s had investment earnings while invested and held by your super fund. Plus, if you reclaim it before it’s sent to the ATO, there could be added benefits like:
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If you’re a first home buyer, you may be eligible to withdraw voluntary super contributions you’ve made (plus earnings) to put towards a home deposit.
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Did you know, you may be able to claim a tax deduction on certain super contributions when you do your tax return?
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If you’re a low to middle-income earner and make a contribution to your super fund, you might be eligible for a co-contribution of up to $500 from the government.
Any advice and information on this page is provided by AWM Services Pty Ltd ABN 15 139 353 496, AFSL No. 366121 (AWM Services) and is general in nature. It doesn’t consider your personal goals, financial situation or needs.
It’s important to consider your particular circumstances and read the relevant product disclosure statement or terms and conditions available from AMP at amp.com.au or by calling 131 267, before deciding what’s right for you.
You can read our Financial Services Guide online for information about our services, including the fees and other benefits that AMP companies and their representatives may receive in relation to products and services provided to you. You can also ask us for a hardcopy. AWM Services is part of the AMP group. All information on this website is subject to change without notice.
The super coaching session is a super health check and is provided by AWM Services and is general advice only. It does not consider your personal circumstances.