Allocated Pension

Details on this website regarding Catholic Super's Allocated Pensions are currently being updated.  For accurate information refer to the Catholic Super Pensions Product Disclosure Statement (1 July 2007).

Catholic Super offers eligible members who are over age 55 the option of receiving all or part of their superannuation benefit(s) in the form of an Allocated Pension.

What is an Allocated Pension?

An Allocated Pension is a product that provides regular income from a lump sum investment.

Think of it as your superannuation in reverse. Over your working life, regular contributions have been paid into Catholic Super on your behalf. Throughout retirement, you can receive a regular payment from Catholic Super, called an Allocated Pension.

The Pension will continue until the money is exhausted, or if you die, the Pension can continue to be paid to your spouse.

More Information?

To find out all the details on the allocated pension arrangements in the fund visit the retirement section of this website.

You can also find out more in the Catholic Super Pensions Product Disclosure Statement or contact the fund office.