When you join SuperLife there are many ways you can save:

• Through an employer scheme or
• Through your own personal membership

Employer scheme

Through your employer scheme you will normally make regular savings by payroll deduction which are then paid to SuperLife. You can also make additional lump sum savings.

Individual member

As an individual member you can save by making:

Regular savings

Regular savings lets you set up a direct debit from your bank account at regular intervals determined by you (e.g. weekly, fortnightly, or monthly). There are no minimum or maximum savings amounts and you can change or stop the amount you save at any time.

Lump sum savings

Lump sum payments can be made at any time, whether or not you save on a regular basis. To save a lump sum, fill out the save a lump sum form and send it in with a cheque made out to "SuperLife", or use internet banking - you will find our account details on the form.

SuperLife is great for short and long term savings, so whether you are saving to buy a house in the next 5 years or saving for retirement in the next 20 years, SuperLife is for you. Any money you save goes into a “member" account in your name and when you log in to mySuperLife you can see your current balance and see or change your investment strategy. If you stop saving, you don’t have to withdraw your current savings – you can leave them invested in SuperLife for later.

Start saving now!

To start saving use the add savings form, and to change your savings use the change savings contributions form. 

If you are not a member you must join. If you are a member, to register for online access you will need to contact us and ask for your PIN number.