Justin Grey has emailed us at Find Lost Super and is looking to track down a fund he put money into a while ago before he joined the military fund. He wants to find this fund and then consolidate it into his new super fund.

Justin sent us his details and we started with a government search for lost superannuation. Unfortunately this search only brought up his current military fund as he was recently discharged from the military. Justin remembered that years ago he had some tied up with CBUS.

We decided to do an AusFund search instead and look for an industry fund he might have some funds with. We received a successful search although Justin now needs to call them up to enquire further and get the details of the required fund.

We will keep you updated as to the progress.

Editor: We found Justins Lost Super!! See below for Justins email to me:

“Dear Fred

Thank you very much Findlostsuper had my Money (Super) there waiting. It was only a small amount but ever little bit helps to build that end figure. Finally i can amalgomate my 2 super funds into one. I have just recieved the paperwork to collect My super so now just have to go through the formalities to get it changed over. Once again Thank You

Justin grey "

"DUPLICATE, unwanted or simply lost superannuation accounts are costing the industry and its members some $315 million annually to run, research released today shows.", Industry bemoands super 'deadweight' | NEWS.com.au Business

There are over 28 million accounts in Australia News.com.au says. Thats a huge amount of money just floating around with no home. I hate that feeling of not having my money under my control. The worst thing is the feeling of just losing that money the money that you have earnt.