First Nations Support
Superannuation support for First Nations members and their loved ones.
Support when someone passes away
If a loved one has passed away and they had super with Rest, you may be able to get their super, with a death benefit claim. We’re here to help you through the process, we accept alternative First Nations ID documents, and can work with your financial counsellor.
The fastest way to get things moving is to call us, but if you can’t speak the person’s name (or if phoning is difficult), you can email us or fill out the Death benefit form below. You can also access our guide to claiming a death benefit here.
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You contact us.
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We'll check the account details to make sure it's with Rest.
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We'll ask you for more information if we need it. Then if everything's correct, we'll start the claim.
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We'll send you the money, or we'll tell you if we can't.
Support to claim disability insurance
As a Rest member you might have insurance that gives you money if you’re injured or sick and can’t work for a while.This could be Income Protection (IP) cover or Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) cover.
If you need to make a claim to get that money when you can’t work, please call us to get started.
Superannuation support
We know that superannuation is complicated and we’re trying hard to make it simple for all our members.
Our contact centre can help with your questions. You can also get help from a financial counsellor in your local area. They can help with money problems and superannuation. They’ll give you free advice, and they’re independent so what you say will stay between the two of you.
Reconciliation and Rest
Rest’s vision for reconciliation is to help create a fairer super system that supports First Nations members and works to close the super gap.
Learn more about your super
They have videos that will teach you more about money and how to help make your money dreams happen.
