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Australian financial institutions that offer super funds.

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Use our comparison table to compare super funds based on performance, fees and insurance options.

Name Product Last 1 year performance Last 3 years performance Last 5 year performance Annual fees on $50k balance
AustralianSuper - Pre-mixed, Balanced option
Finder Award
AustralianSuper - Pre-mixed, Balanced option
5.55%
7.73%
8.98%
$411.18
AustralianSuper is an award-winning industry super fund and the largest super fund in Australia. The Balanced fund invests in a mix of different assets like shares, property and cash.
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Australian Ethical Super Balanced
Green Company
Australian Ethical Super Balanced
8.28%
8.62%
8.28%
$622
Certified by the Responsible Investment Association Australasia.
Australian Ethical seeks to invest in companies that have a positive impact on the planet, people and animals, such as renewable energy and healthcare while avoiding investments in coal, oil, tobacco and gambling.
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Aware MySuper Life Cycle Growth
Aware MySuper Life Cycle Growth
5.49%
7.31%
8.37%
$519.42
Aware Super is a not-for-profit fund with more than 750,000 members. The MySuper product invests your super in a pre-mixed Growth fund until you’re 60, then it’ll switch to Balanced.
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Spaceship GrowthX
Spaceship GrowthX
18.88%
15.52%
$536
This is a high-risk investment option that aims to deliver high returns over the long term.
Spaceship's Growth X fund invests heavily in Australian and international shares, with a focus on technology stocks. Performance figures and fees supplied by Spaceship, not Chant West.
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QSuper Lifetime
QSuper Lifetime
4.08%
7.03%
8.21%
$315
QSuper is one of the largest member-owned funds in Australia. The QSuper Lifetime fund adjusts your investments each 7-10 years as you get older, so you're not taking on too much risk.
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Virgin Money Super - Lifestage Tracker
Virgin Money Super - Lifestage Tracker
3.59%
7.34%
$358
Virgin Money Super's Lifestage Tracker invests in a range of different assets in line with your age, reducing your risk as you get older, and has some of the lowest fees in the market.
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HESTA Balanced Growth
HESTA Balanced Growth
3.97%
6.72%
7.88%
$533.53
HESTA is an industry super fund for the health and community services sector and open to all Australians. The Balanced Growth fund invests in a mix of asset classes without taking on too much, or too little, risk.
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Sunsuper Lifecycle Balanced
Finder Award
Sunsuper Lifecycle Balanced
3.18%
6.64%
8.14%
$463
Sunsuper is an award-winning super fund with more than 1.4 million members. Its Lifecycle Balanced option invests your super in a mix of growth assets, and reduces your risk when you're near retirement.
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LUCRF MySuper Balanced
LUCRF MySuper Balanced
3.15%
5.44%
6.77%
$497.64
LUCRF Super is an industry super fund open to all Australians with 11 different investment options available. Its default MySuper Balanced option is a simple, diversified portfolio designed to suit most members.
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The information in the table is based on data provided by Chant West Pty Ltd (AFSL 255320) which is itself supplied by third parties. While such information is believed to be accurate, Chant West does not accept responsibility for any inaccuracy in such information. Chant West’s Financial Services Guide is available at https://www.chantwest.com.au/financial-services-guide . Finder offers no guarantees or warranties about the data and we recommend that users make their own enquiries before relying on this information. Performance, fees and insurance data is based on each fund's default MySuper product. Where the performance, fees and insurance data for the MySuper fund vary according to the member's age, results for individuals between 40-49 years of age have been shown. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

*Past performance data is for the period ending December 2020.

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    KristinaJuly 24, 2019

    can you divide your super accross all super funds without having to pay fees for low income earners?

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      NikkiJuly 25, 2019

      Hi Kristina,

      Thanks for getting in touch! You can divide your super across as many funds as you want to, but you will need to pay fees on each fund. This is why it’s generally advised to only have the one super fund.

      Hope this was helpful. Should you need any clarifications, feel free to message back and we can advise you accordingly.

      Best,
      Nikki

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    ronApril 10, 2019

    Can I get death cover after 70 if I am still working?

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      JeniApril 10, 2019Staff

      Hi Ron,

      Thank you for getting in touch with Finder.

      Some insurers still provide funeral insurance for seniors after 70 and still working. You may also consider comparing death insurance and get a personalised quote by entering your details under our comparison table.

      I hope this helps.

      Thank you and have a wonderful day!

      Cheers,
      Jeni

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    GhieFebruary 19, 2019

    Can I have a list of providers who accepts kiwisaver. Thank you

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      NikkiFebruary 20, 2019

      Hi Ghie,

      Thanks for getting in touch! As of this time, we don’t have a page that lists brands who accepts KiwiSaver. I suggest contacting Kiwisaver directly to obtain the information you need. Hope this clarifies!

      Best,
      Nikki

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    MaryDecember 27, 2018

    Please reassure me that this list on this page includes all the Australian institutions that offer a superannuation component to their services. I have Family Court orders that instruct my solicitor to give my ex-husband’s superannuation company a copy of the court orders. Sadly, this was not done, and now I have forwarded to every superannuation company on your page, a copy of the court orders. Are these the only superannuation companies in Australia or are there more?

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      JeniDecember 28, 2018Staff

      Hi Mary,

      Thank you for getting in touch with Finder.

      There are 2,337 institutions that accept superannuation and approved deposit funds according to RBA. For further assistance, you may seek help from a financial advisers on this matter.

      I hope this helps.

      Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any other enquiries.

      Thank you and have a wonderful day!

      Cheers,
      Jeni

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    GramAugust 8, 2017

    Hi May, you sent stats for 2015, do you have up to 2017
    Regards Gram

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      JonathanAugust 8, 2017

      Hello Gram,

      Thank you for your inquiry.

      We have a comparison page for superannuation funds in Australia. Please take note that the sites listed may measure the funds in a different manner from each other. Some of them may compute returns prior fees while others would be returns after fees. Also, relative definitions may be used such as top-rated funds (which means in some that they have returns of not less than 10%).

      Alternatively, you may also talk to a financial adviser for personalized advice.

      Hope this helps.

      Cheers,
      Jonathan

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    GramAugust 7, 2017

    I have been told to change my super into a industry super fund. How do I find an industry fund. I have googled industry super funds and I get a whole lot of names including the one I am in and my accountant said it was not an industry fund.

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      MayAugust 7, 2017Staff

      Hi Gram,

      Thanks for your question.

      Please feel free to check our list of industry super funds in Australia. From that page, you can also find the details of how industry funds work. In case you would want to join any of the industry funds listed on that page, please contact them directly.

      Hope this helps.

      Cheers,
      May

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    LaneApril 6, 2017

    Hello am I able to receive a portion of my super before retirement if so can you give me your advice and are some Superfund easier than others to access money?

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      HaroldApril 7, 2017Staff

      Hi Lane,

      Thank you for your inquiry.

      Unfortunately, we cannot provide you our personal advice. Our company finder.com.au is a financial comparison website and general information service designed to help consumers to make a better decision. Please note we do not represent any company we feature on our pages.

      Normally you’re unable to access the funds in your superannuation until you reach preservation age, which is set by law and enter permanent retirement. This minimum age is referred to as preservation age because the money in your super fund is ‘preserved’ until you reach this age. However, there are a few ways for you to access your superannuation before the preservation age. You can read more about that through our early release of superannuation guide.

      For your other question, it depends on which service you are going to compare super fund. Obviously, bank accounts are easier to access compared to super funds because you can withdraw them at any time.

      I hope this helps.

      Cheers,
      Harold

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    ThanawanMarch 8, 2017

    Hi, Could you please tell me which provider accepts Kiwisaver fund? cheers

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      ShirleyMarch 8, 2017Staff

      Hi Thanawan,

      Thanks for your question. I’ve emailed you a private response.

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