 www.supersa.sa.gov.au
Super SA administers the major superannuation schemes of the State Government agencies and statutory authorities, including Triple S, Lump Sum Scheme, Pension Scheme, Allocated Pension and Flexible Rollover Product. Funds SA's Balanced product is the default option for many of these superannuation schemes. Funds SA's Growth product is the strategy adopted for defined benefit monies.
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 www.ambsuper.sa.gov.au
The SA Ambulance Service Superannuation Scheme is available to all permanent employees of the SA Ambulance and may include contributions made on behalf of the spouse of a member and employee, and casual employees. The South Australian Superannuation Board is Trustee and Super SA is the administrator of the SA Ambulance Service Superannuation Scheme. Assets of the scheme are invested in Funds SA's Balanced (taxable) product.
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 www.policesuper.sa.gov.au
The Police Superannuation Board has the responsibility for the administration of the Police Superannuation Scheme in accordance with the Police Superannuation Act 1990. Assets of the scheme are invested in Funds SA's Growth (tax exempt) product.
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  www.safa.sa.gov.au
The South Australian Government Financing Authority (SAFA) is the central financing authority for and captive insurer of the State of South Australia. SAFA provides a broad range of treasury related services to public sector entities including funding, debt and asset management, cash and liquidity management, financial and risk advisory services. SAFA also provides, through its insurance division SAICORP, whole-of-government catastrophe reinsurance and insurance cover, risk management advice and assistance to Government agencies. SAFA's insurance investments are managed by Funds SA.
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 www.samfs.superfacts.com
The SA Metropolitan Fire Service Superannuation Scheme was established in 1974 and is run for the benefit of current, past and retired employees of the SA Metropolitan Fire Service. The Scheme provides a range of comprehensive insurance, retirement benefit and investment options and is overseen by a independent Trustee Board comprising of both employer and employee representatives. Funds SA has been appointed to manage the Scheme's assets from August 2007.
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 www.mac.sa.gov.au
The Motor Accident Commission (MAC) is South Australia's Compulsory Third Party insurer and provides $400 million each year in compensation to road crash victims.
MAC manages the State Government's road safety communications program and provides
sponsorship funding for projects that aim to
reduce the number and impact of road injuries and deaths.
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