News and updates

Our Aggressive option delivered quarterly returns of 3.6% to the end of March. That places the one year returns at 21.9%. Which is a remarkable turn-around from where we were this time last year.

Traditionally, bricks and mortar have been regarded as steady, long-term investments, while shares have provided more volatile opportunities. But how do the returns compare?

Most asset classes were flat to negative across the month of January, with emerging market equities the notable exception.

From jobs and the economy to COVID-19, what does a Biden presidency mean for America and the global economy.

As we enter the home stretch for 2020, it looks like global markets have finally run out of steam, delivering slow but steady gains.

While the coronavirus pandemic pushed many funds into negative territory, our Balanced option recorded a gain of +0.5%.

As we close out the financial year and hit the midpoint point on 2020 it’s time to take stock and analyse the impact on members’ super balances.

iPhone sales, Netflix subscriptions, and Tesla shares have more to do with your future retirement balance than you may realise.

Before you decide to switch investment options there are some things you should consider.