First State Super

First State Super From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigationJump to search First State Super (FSS) Industry Superannuation Founded 1992 Key people CEO:Deanne Stewart [1] Website www.firststatesuper.com.au First State Super is a not-for-profit Australian superannuation fund. It was initially established in 1992 to provide superannuation benefits to New South Wales government employees, but is now open to anyone eligible to receive superannuation. It is one of Australia's largest superannuation funds, with more than $90 billion (as at 31-January-2019) in funds under management and over 800,000 members.[2][3] As a not-for-profit fund all profits are returned to members, rather than being for the benefit of shareholders. This has meant that First State Super has been able to keep their fees low over time.[4] Contents 1 Ratings 2 Becoming public offer 3 Merge with Health Super 4 Controversy 5 References 6 External links