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Australians hold roughly $4.7 trillion total in super (as of mid-2026)
TRUE
Your employer pays your super quarterly
FALSE for the 26-27 FY, TRUE for the 25-26 FY
The government limits the maximum you can withdraw from your (standard) super pension each year.
FALSE
The government limits the maximum you can withdraw from your TTR superannuation income stream.
TRUE - Maximum withdrawal cap rate of 10% of your account balance each financial year
You can access super at 55 if you retire (born after July 1 1964)
FALSE - preservation age is 60
You can access super at 55 if you retire (born before July 1 1960)
TRUE - preservation age for these people is 55.
if you have less than $6k in super and are under 25, you automatically get life insurance
FALSE - you need to opt in by contacting your super fund and requesting it
Once you hit 65, you can access your super even if you are still working
TRUE
The provision of a PDS is required by law
TRUE
The provision of a MySuper dashboard is not required by law
FALSE
Only your employer can put money into your super
FALSE
There is no limit on how much you can contribute to super
FALSE
Salary sacrificing into your super reduces the super guarantee your employer has to pay you
FALSE
Contribution caps reset every financial year
TRUE
First home buyers can withdraw their whole superannuation balance for a deposit
FALSE
For a salary sacrifice contribution to count toward a specific financial year, the money must be received by your superannuation fund on or before 30 June of that financial year
TRUE