Payday Super

From 1 July 2026, employers will need to pay Superannuation Guarantee (SG) contributions to employees with every pay cycle, instead of quarterly. This reform strengthens Australia’s superannuation system by ensuring employees receive their contributions more often, helping to reduce unpaid super.

Paying SG contributions more frequently will make it easier for employees to track their entitlements. It also helps employers improve payroll management. This change is part of a broader government initiative to enhance retirement outcomes and address superannuation theft.

Download the fact sheet to learn more about how this reform affects employers and employees.