A withdrawal form (also known as a benefit payment form) is used to make a full or partial withdrawal from your super account.
Before starting a withdrawal application, it’s important to know if you’re eligible to access your super. To find out if you’re eligible, click here.
As your super is your money saved for retirement, there are only a few circumstances where you might be able to access your super.
If you're 60 or above, and you've fully retired or reached age 65 you can withdraw money from your super. Learn more about withdrawing your super here.
I have a Rest Super or Rest Corporate account: If eligible you can withdraw money using the Withdrawal Form.
I have a Rest Pension account: You can change your pension payment amount online via MemberAccess or by calling us.
Rest Pension Retirement account members can withdraw a lump sum from their pension account in MemberAccess or by calling us.
For completing in MemberAccess:
Other ways to withdraw from your Rest Pension account
I have a Rest Pension – Transition to Retirement account: You are unable to make cash withdrawal unless you meet another condition of release.
The withdrawal form can be found by logging in to your account on MemberAccess.
Not registered with MemberAccess?
You’ll need your member number to register online. Visit MemberAccess, enter your member number, create a password and then you can log in and follow the steps above.
You'll also need to be prepared to verify your ID electronically with up to two of the following documents:
To process this form, your personal details must be the same as what we currently have on file with your Rest account. If you aren’t sure what details we have on file, you can check these in the ‘Account Details’ section on the Rest App or MemberAccess.
Important:
Remember to check your details are correct and you've completed the necessary fields before submitting your form. An incomplete or incorrect form could delay your withdrawal from being paid.