Retirement options with Rest

Rest Pension can help you reach your retirement goals - whether you're retired or still working.

Choose from our Transition to Retirement account or Retirement account, depending on what stage of the retirement journey you're at.

Two types of accounts. One exciting future.

Heading towards retirement? Get to know the difference between a Rest Pension Transition to Retirement account and a Rest Pension Retirement account. You may also be eligible if you have ceased employment due to permanent incapacity, invalidity or have unrestricted non preserved money (including from death benefit).

Rest Pension Retirement account Transition to Retirement account (TTR)
How much super do I need to open an account? A minimum of $10,000 A minimum of $10,000
How old do I need to be ?  65 or older - or you’ve permanently retired or left an employer after turning 60. You're 60 or over and under 65
Is there a limit on how much I can transfer into my Rest Pension?

Yes. You can transfer up to the transfer balance cap* which is $2.1 million for the 2026-27 financial year.

See Facts and Figures for more information.

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How often do I receive payments? Fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly Fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly
How much can I take out each year?

Your choice as long as it’s at least the annual minimum amount. No maximum limit.

See Minimum pension payments for more information.

Your choice as long as it’s at least the annual minimum amount and less than or equal to the maximum of 10% of your account balance.

See Minimum pension payments for more information.

How much tax will I pay on invetment earnings?

Nil# Up to 15%#
How much tax will I pay on pension payments Tax free from 60. If you are under 60 tax may be payable^. Tax free from 60

Retirement Bonus

Transfer your existing Rest Super, Rest Corporate or Rest Pension Transition to Retirement account to a Rest Pension Retirement account, and you could start your retirement with a little extra.

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Rest Retire Ready

We’ve brought together Rest’s super simple advice, education and support to help you get retirement ready.

Answer a few simple questions to get access to resources like videos, articles, tools and information, all in one place. 

Need advice?

Find out how a Rest Pension can work for you

Call us on 1300 183 361.

* The transfer balance cap is reviewed each financial year and indexation occurs in line with the consumer price index in $100,000 increments.

# If your total superannuation balances (includes other super and pension account balances with other funds) are over $3 million you may need to pay additional tax on a portion of earnings - this is referred to as 'Division 296 tax'.

^ If you’re under 60, pension payments are taxed on a Pay As You Go (PAYG) basis. However, you may be eligible for a tax offset of 15% if you’re receiving a disability or death benefit pension. Tax is only payable on the taxable component of your Rest Pension. The overall tax you pay may also be reduced by the tax-free threshold and the low income tax offset.