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How Do I Find Out If I Have TPD Insurance in My Super?

24 March 2026 · 6 min read

Most working Australians have TPD insurance bundled into their super by default — often without realising. Here's how to check.

Before you can claim, you need to know whether you have cover. The good news: most Australian super funds include default TPD insurance, with premiums quietly deducted from your balance.

Where to look

  • Your most recent super statement — look for “TPD”, “Total and Permanent Disability” or “insurance cover”.
  • Your fund's online portal or app, under insurance details.
  • Any old super accounts from previous jobs — you may have cover in several.

Why old funds matter

Many Australians have worked across multiple industries and built up super in several funds. Each one could carry TPD cover — meaning more than one potential claim and a larger combined payout.

Cover at the time you stopped work

What matters most is whether you had active cover when you became unable to work, even if you've since left that fund.

If digging through old statements feels overwhelming, our free eligibility check helps you work out where you stand.

Disclaimer: This article is general information only and is not legal or financial advice. TPD Claim Support is a claims information and support service, not a law firm. Please seek advice tailored to your circumstances.

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