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YOUR BENEFICIARIES
To make sure your money goes to the people who are important to you, let us know who they are.
Learn about the different types of beneficiary nominations and how you can make them.
To make a:
- Non-binding nomination - click ‘edit’ below or call us
- Binding or reversionary binding nomination - visit this page
What type of nomination have I made?
If an expiry date appears in the table below you have made a binding nomination. If no expiry date appears your nomination is non-binding.
Reversionary binding nomination
A reversionary binding nomination
means your regular income payments continue to be paid to your
beneficiary if you die, or they can choose to take the amount left in
your income account as a lump sum. You can only nominate your spouse or
child (who’s under 18, or under age 25 if they are financially dependant
on you, or any age and qualifies because of a disability) as your
reversionary beneficiary.
| + Add more | Total Percentage should be 100%. Please enter % (>0 and <=100) Total beneficiary percentage must add up to 100%. If you genuinely want to remove all your beneficiaries, you will need to contact the Helpline. | |
| You can not provide more than 8 preferred beneficiaries. | ||
By clicking submit, I confirm that I have read, understood and
agreed to the Important Information and wish to update my
Non-binding beneficiaries.
I consent to my information being collected, disclosed and used in the manner set out in our Policy.
Confirmation
Your beneficiary changes have been confirmed and your receipt number is below.
| Receipt number: #receipt |
Changes to your beneficiaries will only appear after they have been processed, this can take up to 24 hours.
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Reversionary binding nomination
A reversionary binding nomination
means your regular income payments continue to be paid to your
beneficiary if you die, or they can choose to take the amount left in
your income account as a lump sum. You can only nominate your spouse or
child (who’s under 18, or under age 25 if they are financially dependant
on you, or any age and qualifies because of a disability) as your
reversionary beneficiary.
Non-binding nomination
This tells us who you’d like your super to be paid to. But the law
requires Qantas Super to make the final decision.
Binding Nomination
We are bound to pay your death benefit according to your nomination (as
long as your nomination is valid at the time).