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How to change super investment options with confidence

Kate CrawfordKate Crawford

If headlines about super’s top performers have you scratching your head over less-than-stellar returns from your fund and wondering if you should pick a new investment option, or ditch your fund altogether, you’re not alone.

Alternatively, maybe you’ve only recently realised your super fund has a menu of investments to choose from or you need to make a switch because of changing priorities as you get closer to retirement.

Whatever the reason, our five-step guide will help you make the move.

Step 1: Discover your risk profile

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Kate Crawford
Kate Crawford
Kate has worked in the superannuation sector since 2003. Her experience ranges from customer service to financial advice, member education, complaints management, trustee services, and learning and development. She currently develops content and facilitates learning sessions for super professionals with the Association of Superannuation Funds (ASFA) as well as writing for SuperGuide.
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