“Lost super” is exactly what it sounds like: superannuation accounts that belong to you, but you’ve lost track of. It can happen after changing jobs, moving house, changing your name, or working casually and not realising a new account was opened. The good news is that lost super doesn’t vanish — it usually sits with a super fund or has been transferred to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), waiting to be claimed. And there’s a lot of it around. The ATO and consumer groups

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