Merged Tasplan and MTAA Super to be named Spirit Super

18 January 2021
| By Jassmyn |
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MTAA and Tasplan will be known as Spirit Super after the two superannuation funds merge on 1 April, 2021.

In an announcement, the funds said Spirit Super would have a joint funds under management of $23 billion and 326,000 members.

On the name MTAA Super chief executive, Leeanne Turner, said: “What I love about Spirit Super is it captures the energy of what we’re about. It’s fresh and optimistic and innovative — everything we want to be.

“This isn’t about a big fund absorbing a smaller fund. It’s about two successful funds coming together to get even better. It’s a true partnership that will provide a better super experience and outcomes to members across the nation.”

Turner also announced there would be a reduction in administration fees for all Spirit Super members.

“The details are being worked through, but there will be a drop in administration fees when Spirit Super kicks off. So right off the bat, members will start seeing the benefits of the merger,” she said.

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Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 01/18/2021 - 18:52

What a stupid name, worse then the recently branded "Aware Super". So the rev head industry fund and the in-bred industry fund become "Spirit Super"? Then the marketing hyperbole, “What I love about Spirit Super is it captures the energy of what we’re about. It’s fresh and optimistic and innovative — everything we want to be.". Whoever wrote that had a good break next to a chemical plant. Just call in "Inbred rev-head super" and be done with it. A few less financial services jobs in Tassie shortly.

Submitted by Andrew James M… on Thu, 02/18/2021 - 18:25

A much better name than MTAA, since its open for anyone. I like it.

Submitted by Tim Wilson on Tue, 03/02/2021 - 18:07

I hate it...

Submitted by Greg F Packer on Mon, 03/22/2021 - 11:22

In reply to by Tim Wilson (not verified)

Whats that analogy linking a certain orifice to opinions..

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