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PRIME
Investment Options

Super Pre-mix

Our pre-mixed super options are designed to make investing easier for you. Simply choose the option that matches your comfort with risk, and we’ll handle the rest.

Returns as at 30 September 2024
High Growth
Risk Label [1]
6 (High)
Suggested Minimum Timeframe
An investment time horizon is the time period where one expects to hold an investment for a specific goal. Investments are generally broken down into two main categories: growth (riskier – such as stocks) and defensive (less risky – such as bonds). The longer the time horizon, the more aggressive, or riskier, a portfolio an investor can build.

15 years

Recent returns [2]
21.79%
One year
Fees Per Year [3]
1.025% +$72
Growth
Risk Label [1]
6 (High)
Suggested Minimum Timeframe
An investment time horizon is the time period where one expects to hold an investment for a specific goal. Investments are generally broken down into two main categories: growth (riskier – such as stocks) and defensive (less risky – such as bonds). The longer the time horizon, the more aggressive, or riskier, a portfolio an investor can build.

12 years

Recent returns [2]
18.97%
One year
Fees Per Year [3]
1.015% +$72
Balanced Growth
Risk Label [1]
6 (High)
Suggested Minimum Timeframe
An investment time horizon is the time period where one expects to hold an investment for a specific goal. Investments are generally broken down into two main categories: growth (riskier – such as stocks) and defensive (less risky – such as bonds). The longer the time horizon, the more aggressive, or riskier, a portfolio an investor can build.

10 years

Recent returns [2]
16.56%
One year
Fees Per Year [3]
1.015% +$72
Moderate
Risk Label [1]
4 (Medium)
Suggested Minimum Timeframe
An investment time horizon is the time period where one expects to hold an investment for a specific goal. Investments are generally broken down into two main categories: growth (riskier – such as stocks) and defensive (less risky – such as bonds). The longer the time horizon, the more aggressive, or riskier, a portfolio an investor can build.

3 years

Recent returns [2]
10.54%
One year
Fees Per Year [3]
0.935% +$72
Defensive
Risk Label [1]
2 (Low)
Suggested Minimum Timeframe
An investment time horizon is the time period where one expects to hold an investment for a specific goal. Investments are generally broken down into two main categories: growth (riskier – such as stocks) and defensive (less risky – such as bonds). The longer the time horizon, the more aggressive, or riskier, a portfolio an investor can build.

2 years

Recent returns [2]
7.83%
One year
Fees Per Year [3]
0.865% +$72

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The above fees and costs are correct as at 1 June 2024.
1 Investment fees and costs include an amount. for performance fees. Investment fees and costs are indicative only and may change in subsequent years depending on (for example) the investment manager’s performance and indirect costs incurred in underlying investments.
2 Transaction costs are estimates based on the Fund’s experience for the 2023/24 financial year and may vary in future years.
3 The dollar-based administration fee will be indexed at 1 July 2025, and each 1 July after that, for changes in the Average Weekly Ordinary Time Earnings (AWOTE) index. You may be eligible for a reduction in the asset administration fee deducted directly from your account depending on the size of your employer’s plan. See the Product Disclosure Statement for more information.
Other fees and costs may apply, including activity fees, advice fees (for personal advice) and insurance fees (where applicable). See the Product Disclosure Statement for more information.
Variations in actual allocations of assets may occur from time to time for various reasons, such as the result of market fluctuations. If financial markets become unstable, we may take strategic action (including changing the allocation of assets) to protect the Fund’s assets. Decisions are made with reference to the length of time the instability is expected to persist. Market conditions are monitored constantly for this purpose.
The performance returns shown above are calculated net of investment fees and transaction costs and an allowance for tax on investment income, but before administration fees. The returns are based on unit prices of each investment option calculated as at the end of the month. Unit prices are based on the latest available investment valuations at the time of calculation, which means they could be 1 or 2 days behind the current market indices.
Returns are not guaranteed and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.