When you change jobs, you can choose to retain your accrued benefits in a personal account with your former trustee, or transfer your accrued benefits to an HSBC MPF personal account, even if your new employer is with a different MPF provider.
If you're currently holding multiple personal accounts, now is the time to consolidate them for easier management.
Explore MPF Personal Accounts
What is an MPF personal account ?
An MPF personal account is an individual account held in your own name that you manage, to preserve your accrued benefits.
Your preserved benefits may be from accounts set up by previous employers or an MPF account if you were self-employed.
You can also set up a personal account to transfer the accrued benefits from your contribution account in your current employer’s scheme under the Employee Choice Arrangement.
It's easy to transfer accrued benefits to an HSBC MPF personal account from another providers.
If you have multiple personal accounts from previous employers, consider consolidating your MPF personal accounts.
You may consolidate your MPF personal accounts by completing and returning to us the transfer forms provided below. To find out more, you can contact our MPF Specialists.
Alternatively, if you are an HSBC MPF member who hold both HSBC MPF Account and HSBC Personal Integrated Account, you can also consolidate your MPF personal accounts with HSBC MPF via the HSBC HK Mobile Banking app in 3 simple steps.
An MPF personal account is created:
When you change jobs
As an employee, if you do not give instructions on how to handle your accrued benefits whenever you change jobs, your MPF benefits will be retained in a personal account under the scheme chosen by your former employer. You also can transfer the accrued benefits to a personal account in an MPF scheme of your choice.
Under Employee Choice Arrangements
You can transfer your accrued benefits attributable to your own mandatory contributions made under your current employment (the employee's mandatory contributions, but not the employer's) to a personal account in an MPF scheme of your choice once a calendar year.
Why choose an HSBC MPF personal account ?
- Enhanced privileges for HSBC MPF personal account holders
Your MPF account balance counts towards your total relationship balance (TRB).
- MPF scheme to choose from
HSBC MPF offers a HSBC Mandatory Provident Fund SuperTrust Plus to personal account holders with a range of diversified Constituent Funds to suit your investment style.
- Information when you need it
MPF personal account holders can access information via 24-hour customer communication channels. You can check your balances and even manage your MPF through our online and phone banking platforms.
HSBC MPF scheme and Constituent Funds
HSBC Mandatory Provident Fund - SuperTrust Plus offers a range of diversified Constituent Funds as investment options to meet members' retirement needs.
Management fees
HSBC MPF helps you preserve your retirement nest egg.
How to open an HSBC MPF personal account
- Submit an application form to apply for a personal account
- Submit a Scheme Member's Request for Fund Transfer Form to provide details of previous trustees
- Open an MPF personal account via the HSBC HK Mobile Banking app (only applicable to existing HSBC banking customers)
Download forms and documents
Personal Account Transfer Form
Please download and complete the form
Scheme Member's Request for Fund Transfer Form
Scheme Member's Request for Account Consolidation Form
Personal Account Application Forms
Please download and complete the form
HSBC Mandatory Provident Fund – SuperTrust Plus
Personal Account Holder Application Form