Superannuation claim delays · Australia
When a super member dies, or can no longer work because of serious illness or injury, their fund is meant to pay the death benefit or disability claim without undue delay. Reviewing the industry, the regulator found families and members left waiting months — sometimes years — for money that was already theirs.
If that was you, you don't have to chase it alone. Tell us what happened, in your own words. We quietly bring together others who were made to wait the same way, so a law firm can seek back what the delay cost — for everyone at once. Free. About five minutes.
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of these claim delays were within the fund's own control — not the family's — the regulator found when it reviewed the industry.
ASIC Report 806 · 2025
many delayed death benefit and disability claims going back several years may still be within time to act on.
General limitation periods
to tell Righted what happened, from first message to done — including any letters you'd like to attach.
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You should never have had to wait this long.
Tell us what happened in one message. Add the fund's letters, key dates, and any claim or complaint reference — only things you already hold. Nothing you have to dig for.
We quietly match your account with others whose payout was delayed the same way — the same kind of claim, the same kind of wait — without your name attached.
Once enough people have come forward, a qualified firm can seek back what the delay cost — lost interest, wrongly charged fees, and more — for everyone at once, not one family at a time.
Free to start. No account, no lawyer, no pressure. Tell us what happened and we'll let you know if it can become a group claim.
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