Start growing your freedom fund.
Super is likely to be your largest asset outside your home. Left alone, it can sit in the wrong option, pay more than it should in fees and grow more slowly than it could. A Super review shows you where it stands.
See what each portfolio has returned, based on your balance.
Enter your current Super balance to see the average yearly return of each portfolio over the past five years, after fees. The calculator opens in a new tab.
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Request a call →Returns after fees matter more than the lowest fee.
The cheapest fund is not always the best one. What ends up in your account is the return after fees, and over 20 years or more a small difference compounds into a large one.
Most people are in their fund's default option without ever choosing it. Two members of the same fund can get very different results depending on the option they're in.
What the review covers.
- Fund reviewHow your fund and investment option have performed against similar options.
- Fee analysisWhat you're paying in dollars each year, including insurance premiums, across every account you hold.
- Growth strategyContributions, salary sacrifice and carry-forward caps that could lift your balance before retirement.
Read more.
- Is your Super fund performing?How to check it, and why passing the APRA test isn't enough.
- How much Super should I have at my age?ASFA's on-track balances from 30 to 65.
- Salary sacrifice: is it worth it for you?How the $32,500 cap works and what you could save.