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Age Pension rates (from September 2026)
Age Pension rates are rising again, but how much you actually get depends on your assets and income. Check the latest rates and figures.
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SuperGuide news for August 2026
Government moves to tighten super consumer protections, More than one in three ask AI about super, AustralianSuper announces online advice and fee rise, Half of adults never seek retirement information, Deeming rates rise again from 20 September, Rest finds 43% unsure how to prepare, Working more can leave pensioners worse off, Vanguard chart puts a…
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Deeming rates and calculator for the Age Pension income test
Current deeming rates and thresholds for the Age Pension income test. See exactly how your assets are assessed.
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Best performing pension funds: Conservative category (21–40%)
In this article you can discover the top 10 performing Conservative pension funds over 1 year and 10 years to 30 June 2026. Conservative funds have 21-40% invested in growth assets.
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Best performing pension funds: Balanced category (41–60%)
In this article you can discover the top 10 performing Balanced pension funds over 1 year and 10 years to 30 June 2026. Balanced funds have 41-60% invested in growth assets.
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Best performing pension funds: Growth category (61–80%)
The top 10 Growth pension funds over 1 and 10 years to June 2026, so you can see whether yours is pulling its weight.
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Best performing pension funds: High Growth category (81–95%)
In this article you can discover the top 10 performing High Growth pension funds over 1 year and 10 years to 30 June 2026. High Growth funds have 81-95% invested in growth assets.
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Best performing pension funds: All Growth category (96–100%)
In this article you can discover the top 10 performing All Growth pension funds over 1 year and 10 years to 30 June 2026. All Growth funds have 96-100% invested in growth assets.
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Best performing super funds: Conservative category (21–40%)
In this article you can discover the top 10 performing Conservative super funds over 1 year and 10 years to 30 June 2026. Conservative funds have 21-40% invested in growth assets.
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Best performing super funds: Balanced category (41–60%)
In this article you can discover the top 10 performing Balanced super funds over 1 year and 10 years to 30 June 2026. Balanced funds have 41-60% invested in growth assets.
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Best performing super funds: Growth category (61–80%)
While the top 10 Growth funds bounce around from year to year, the cream floats to the top over 10 years and tends to stay there.
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Best performing super funds: High Growth category (81–95%)
In this article you can discover the top 10 performing High Growth funds over 1 year and 10 years to 30 June 2026. High Growth funds have 81-95% invested in growth assets.
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Best performing super funds: All Growth category (96–100%)
In this article you can discover the top 10 performing All Growth super funds over 1 year and 10 years to 30 June 2026. All Growth funds have 96-100% invested in growth assets.
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Super fund performance rankings: Conservative category (21–40%)
On this page you can find the quartile performance and quartile rankings for super funds in the Conservative category for the period to 30 June 2026.
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Super fund performance reckoners: Monthly returns for 5 investment categories
In our reckoner below you can view the median monthly investment returns for 5 superannuation investment options going back to January 2016.
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Super fund performance: Monthly returns to July 2026
The median Growth fund returned 0.3% in July 2026, a modest start to the new financial year after a 9.5% gain in 2025–26. See the latest monthly returns for all five risk categories.
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What to do about super when an employee leaves your business
How to get your final super contribution right and help retiring employees.
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Which Australian super funds accept KiwiSaver transfers?
Only a handful of Australian super funds accept KiwiSaver transfers, so it pays to know the rules and caps before moving your savings across the Tasman.
