ING Living Super: Performance, features and fees
ING Living Super Offers 5 diversified investment options with low fees.
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*Past performance data and fee data is for the period ending September 2025
ING Living Super provides several important benefits and features for members:
You can choose from 5 multi-sector managed investment options. You can choose to invest entirely in one option, or a mix of options.
| Investment Option | Risk level | Asset allocation range |
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| Conservative This option is designed for members who seek exposure to mainly defensive assets and can tolerate a moderate level of risk over the medium term. It invests across most asset classes, and the recommended minimum investment timeframe is 4 years. | Medium |
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| Moderate This option is designed for members who seek exposure to a combination of growth and defensive assets, and can tolerate a medium to high level of risk over the long term. It invests across most asset classes, and the recommended minimum investment timeframe is 6 years. | Medium to High |
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| Growth This option is designed for members who seek exposure to mainly growth assets, and can tolerate a high level of risk over the long term. It invests across most asset classes, and the recommended minimum investment timeframe is 8 years. | High |
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| High Growth This option is designed for members who seek exposure to mainly growth assets, and can tolerate a high level of risk over the long term. It has more exposure tog rowth assets than the Growth option. It invests across most asset classes, and the recommended minimum investment timeframe is 10 years. | High |
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| Diversified Shares This option is designed for members who seek exposure to Australian and international listed companies with a mix of index and active management. The recommended minimum investment timeframe is 10 years. | High |
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If you choose this investment category, you can then access a wide range of single sector investment options:
You can design your own portfolio mix by choosing from one or several of these single sector options.
ING Living Super comes with three levels of insurance:
You can sign up for an ING Living Super account in two ways:
To open an account you will need to:
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You call it a super fund. Does that mean that I only need to pay the superannuation surcharge of 15% and you do all of the paperwork that is normally associated with a self managed superannuation fund?
Regarding share investing….Can I invest on a weekly basis? Is ING the broker?
Hi Guydebyl,
Thanks for your question.
If you opt for the balanced option, then no admin or management fees apply.
ING Direct’s online access allows you to switch investments and purchase shares, so you can invest as often as you’d like. ING Direct will act as your share broker, please keep in mind that brokerage fees will apply.
Cheers,
Shirley
Hello
If I sell shares during the year who calculates capital gains etc and provides for it in the superfund account?
Hi Melroy,
Thanks for your question.
Generally your accountant calculates the capital gains tax payable, this is included in your annual tax return to the ATO every financial year.
All the best,
Shirley
Hi, is the ING Living Super a compliant fund? Can i roll over my super from another fund to ING Living super? Can i make regular contributions to it from my employer? How can i get financial planning help before i do this?
Do you also offer Trauma insurance that i currently have with my current fund. Thanks.
Hi Yoke,
thanks for the question.
ING Direct Living Super is a compliant superannuation fund. You can have your employer make contributions to this account. You can also accept contributions from other super accounts, personal contributions, your spouse and the government if you’re eligible. You can speak to ING Direct to obtain financial planning help before carrying out any investments. The insurance options available with Living Super include Death, TPD and Income Protection, and you can select the insurance options which apply to you.
Hi,
Are all the insurance cover such as Death, Disability and Income Protection included under ING Direct or is that an additional expense and if so can you please give me an indication of the costs involved?
Regards
Natalie
Hi Natalie,
thanks for the question.
These insurance options are an additional expense and are deducted directly from your Living Super Account. ING Direct have an insurance planner which helps you get a quote on how much this would cost you. I’ve emailed you more information.
Cheers,
Marc.