Compare the fees and investment performance of super investment options, as at 30 June 2026.
- Fees are shown at two balance levels, $50,000 and $500,000.
- Performance is shown over 8 different time periods.
Every option is ranked from 1 to 4 against the other options in its risk category.
- A 1 means the lowest fees or the highest returns.
- A 4 means the highest fees or the lowest returns.
- Choose what to show. Use the Fees, Performance and Both buttons to switch between the two sets of rankings.
- Filter by risk category first. Options are grouped by how much they invest in growth assets, from All growth (96 to 100%) to Conservative (21 to 40%). Higher growth options usually cost more and behave differently in different markets, so it is more useful to compare options within the same category.
- Check both balance columns. Percentage fees generally fall as balances rise because fixed dollar fees make up a smaller proportion of your balance. An option that is among the cheapest at $50,000 may not be at $500,000.
- Look across the time periods. A single period tells you little on its own. The longer periods show whether an option has ranked well consistently. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
- Find your own fund. Type its name into the Super fund search box.
- Narrow your results. Use the ESG and MySuper filters to show only the types of options you want to compare.
- Sort and compare. Use the arrows beside any column heading to sort the results.
- Want more detail? Read how our comparison tools work for the full method behind the rankings.
Compare super fund fees and performance
Our comparison tool covers major super investment options, using data from research house Chant West.
- Fee rankings at two balance levels, $50,000 and $500,000.
- Performance rankings over 8 time periods, from 3 months to 15 years.
- Filters for risk category, fund, ESG and MySuper options, so you compare like with like.
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