Super fund mergers: What does it mean for members?
The urge to merge is gaining momentum among super funds, leaving members to weigh up the costs and benefits.
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The urge to merge is gaining momentum among super funds, leaving members to weigh up the costs and benefits.
Increasingly super funds offer support through education, advice, apps and rewards – find out if your fund stacks up in terms of what it does for you.
On this page you can find a list of all super funds that are regulated by APRA. This is essentially every fund except for SMSFs and small APRA funds.
Industry consolidation is creating fewer, larger super funds as smaller or underperforming funds are urged to shape up or ship out.
While APRA’s annual heatmaps have been delayed until the new year, the results of the annual performance test and new insights released by the regulator shine a light on super funds that are failing to deliver for their members.
Now updated to 30 September 2023. Have you ever looked at your super fund’s investment returns and wondered how your fund compares with similar funds? Is it a consistently high performer or an inveterate underachiever?
Our video review demonstrates how to use the ATO super fund comparison tool to shortlist products you may wish to consider.
Most Australians can choose which super fund they want their employer’s super contributions paid into, but there are exceptions. We explain who is, and is not, free to choose and how to go about it.
Are you and your super fund a perfect match? All will be revealed in your fund’s product disclosure statement.
Multiple super accounts cost you unnecessary fees and reduce your retirement savings. Learn how best to consolidate (or rollover) your super accounts.
You might think a good return is all that matters when it comes to your super fund, but fees are critical. Read on to find how even small differences in fees can have a large impact on your final super balance.
Comparing super funds may not seem very exciting, but getting into a quality fund that meets your needs could be one of the best things you do for your retirement.
Being with a big super fund can have advantages, but that doesn’t mean you should switch if your fund isn’t one of the giants increasingly dominating the industry.
An easy way to determine if you believe your super fund is good value, is to assess the cost of your super fund against the average costs for the different types of super funds available.
If you’re unhappy with your current super fund and ready to jump ship, following these steps will ensure the transfer process goes smoothly.
If you’re unhappy with your super fund’s performance, it’s getting easier to check how it stacks up against the best of the rest. We explain how.
Discover the cheapest super funds overall, funds with the lowest fees for each investment category, as well the most expensive super funds.
Although defined benefit funds are disappearing in Australia, if you’re lucky enough to be a member, they can offer a valuable way to save for your retirement.
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