SuperRatings names funds of the year

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SuperRatings names funds of the year

4 yrs ago

SuperRatings last night announced the winners of its superannuation fund awards.

Fund of the Year was Sunsuper and Pension Fund of the Year was QSuper.

SuperRatings executive director Kirby Rappell said: “More than ever before, super funds are focused on delivering value for money and quality outcomes for their members throughout their working life and into retirement.

“It’s fitting to recognise those funds that have done the most to help make our retirement system the envy of the world.”

The award winners:

Fund of the Year
Sunsuper

Pension of the Year
QSuper

MySuper of the Year
UniSuper

MyChoice Super of the Year
Sunsuper

Career Fund of the Year
HESTA

Best New Innovation Award
Hostplus Self Managed Invest

Momentum Award
Cbus Super

Net Benefit Award
AustralianSuper

Smooth Ride Award
QSuper

Infinity Award
Australian Ethical Super

3 comments

I certainly would not be happy with 10% on my super at all.

ozrog

4 yrs ago

Really. So what do you get on your super.

johnp

4 yrs ago

agree with ozrog !! Yes lets hear it ??

older&wiser

4 yrs ago

Brag, brag, brag - but NEVER any substance to back it up. A change of name (from OG) - does not change the spots...

Who is OG?

He may have a point. Maybe he has a self managed fund.

Tanker

4 yrs ago

To be honest nobody cares about your view on this and perhap it is oinly you under another name trying to have a go at Industry Funds.

Tanker

4 yrs ago

To be honest nobody cares about your view on this and perhap it is oinly you under another name trying to have a go at Industry Funds.

Who's view do you mean? Are you referring to VeryCaringBigBear or me??

If you know what you're doing you can get up to 12.5%.

Life experience

4 yrs ago

What's career fund of the year mean ? I'm with hesta.

RnR

4 yrs ago

SuperRatings Career Fund of the Year Award

Awarded to the fund with the offering that is best tailored to its industry sector.

https://www.lonsec.com.au/2019/10/31/superratings-2020-award-winners-confirmed/

fairplay

4 yrs ago

10 pct returns indicate a level of risk, probably ok to go down that path if you are on the age pension or at least getting a large chunk of it , then if you go into negative territory with your investment your pension will be adjusted upwards from the following year

ex PS

4 yrs ago

At last, someone who understands the relationship between risk and return.

Yes you can get more than 12% by choosing a high return investment, but also have greater risk of realizing negative returns. There is investment and there is speculation, think carefully about just how much risk you want to take on.

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