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Description. In this option, investments are spread across assets like property, fixed income, equities, infrastructure and cash. Designed to provide good growth over the mid to long-term. This is our MySuper default option where most of our members have their super invested.

Balanced. Investment mix: around 70% in shares or property, and 30% in fixed interest and cash. Or 'moderate' option with 50% in shares and property.

Income, Balanced and Growth Asset Allocation Models Income Portfolio: 70% to 100% in bonds. Balanced Portfolio: 40% to 60% in stocks. Growth Portfolio: 70% to 100% in stocks.

In 2021, high-growth funds performed 26.1 per cent better than the balanced option, and over five years the difference was 17.6 per cent. That means that every year over five years you would have made 17.6 per cent more if you were in the high-growth fund.

Importantly, long-term returns in each of the PreMixed options remain strong – with an 8.04% average annual return over 10 years for AustralianSuper's Balanced option for super accounts and 8.86% for the Balanced option for Choice Income accounts to 30 September 2023.

The Simon Holmes a Court-backed super fund disclosed the acquisition in its latest registered financial accounts as part of a goal to become a “significant, sustainable player in the superannuation industry”. Guild Super is the super fund for the pharmacy, veterinary and allied health industries.

How to start investing Decide your investment goals. ... Select investment vehicle(s) ... Calculate how much money you want to invest. ... Measure your risk tolerance. ... Consider what kind of investor you want to be. ... Build your portfolio. ... Monitor and rebalance your portfolio over time.

Conservative. Investment mix: around 30% in shares and property, and 70% in fixed interest and cash. Returns: Aims to reduce the risk of loss and therefore accepts a lower return over the long term. There is less chance of having a bad year than in the balanced or growth options.

Description. In this option, investments are spread across assets like property, fixed income, equities, infrastructure and cash. Designed to provide good growth over the mid to long-term. This is our MySuper default option where most of our members have their super invested.

Balanced. Investment mix: around 70% in shares or property, and 30% in fixed interest and cash. Or 'moderate' option with 50% in shares and property.

Income, Balanced and Growth Asset Allocation Models Income Portfolio: 70% to 100% in bonds. Balanced Portfolio: 40% to 60% in stocks. Growth Portfolio: 70% to 100% in stocks.

In 2021, high-growth funds performed 26.1 per cent better than the balanced option, and over five years the difference was 17.6 per cent. That means that every year over five years you would have made 17.6 per cent more if you were in the high-growth fund.

Importantly, long-term returns in each of the PreMixed options remain strong – with an 8.04% average annual return over 10 years for AustralianSuper's Balanced option for super accounts and 8.86% for the Balanced option for Choice Income accounts to 30 September 2023.

The Simon Holmes a Court-backed super fund disclosed the acquisition in its latest registered financial accounts as part of a goal to become a “significant, sustainable player in the superannuation industry”. Guild Super is the super fund for the pharmacy, veterinary and allied health industries.

How to start investing Decide your investment goals. ... Select investment vehicle(s) ... Calculate how much money you want to invest. ... Measure your risk tolerance. ... Consider what kind of investor you want to be. ... Build your portfolio. ... Monitor and rebalance your portfolio over time.

Conservative. Investment mix: around 30% in shares and property, and 70% in fixed interest and cash. Returns: Aims to reduce the risk of loss and therefore accepts a lower return over the long term. There is less chance of having a bad year than in the balanced or growth options.