Suncorp Super Review (2026) — Is It Still Available?

Suncorp Super was the superannuation product offered through Suncorp Group — an Australian insurance and banking company operating primarily in Queensland and New South Wales. Suncorp has undergone significant restructuring of its wealth management operations.


Key Facts

FeatureDetail
Parent companySuncorp Group (banking and insurance)
Fund typeRetail
StatusSubstantially wound down / products closed to new members
Websitesuncorp.com.au

Background

Suncorp previously offered superannuation through its wealth management arm (Suncorp Portfolio Services and related entities). In common with many banks and insurers, Suncorp exited or significantly reduced its wealth management business following the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry.

Most former Suncorp Super products are closed to new members. Existing member balances may have been transferred or continue in run-off.


What Current Suncorp Super Members Should Do

  1. Identify your current account: Check your last super statement to confirm your fund details
  2. Check APRA’s Superannuation Heatmap: See how your fund and product performs relative to peers
  3. Use the ATO YourSuper tool: Compare fees and performance with other super products
  4. Consider consolidating: If your Suncorp Super product has high fees or weak performance, moving to a competitive fund may significantly improve retirement outcomes
  5. Check insurance: Confirm whether you have insurance cover attached to your Suncorp Super account and whether it would be lost if you switch

Finding a Lost Suncorp Super Account

If you have an old Suncorp Super account you cannot locate:

  • Check the ATO’s myGov “Manage my super” section — it lists all super accounts linked to your TFN
  • Contact the ATO on 13 28 65

For advice on your Suncorp Super account and whether to switch, speak with a licensed financial adviser — note that advisers associated with Suncorp or its aligned network may have conflicts of interest. Find an independent adviser via MoneySmart. For more: Super Fund Comparison Table.