The REST super fund started in 1988 to serve employees in the retail sector. So how does it compare with the market index?
Alex Dunnin
 | Alex Dunnin is director of research at Rainmaker Information, publisher of Money magazine and Financial Standard. He has a Bachelor of Science and a Diploma of Education from the University of Sydney, and a Graduate Diploma in Operations Research and Graduate Certificate in Marketing from Charles Sturt University. |
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IOOF Employer Super has mastered the art of being both a full-service adviser-supported platform and an investor-focused super fund.
Critics sometimes point to the Future Fund as a guide for how trustees should manage super funds. So how would the Future Fund stack up as a super fund?
The CareSuper MySuper is a quiet achiever, outperforming the SelectingSuper MySuper default option index in eight of the past 10 financial years.
This week Money asks Rainmaker where to invest. Their pick is the First State Super MySuper option for consistent returns.
UniSuper is Australia's fifth largest superannuation fund and one of the most innovative and consistently strong performers.
AustralianSuper may be Australia's biggest fund but what makes it stand out most is its consistent investment performance.
HESTA has been operating since 1987 and now looks after $34 billion on behalf of about 800,000 members. So how do they stack up?
HOSTPLUS MySuper's balanced investment choice is the flagship investment option offered by the HOSTPLUS super fund.
With 10-year historical growth averaging 35% and future growth forecast to be around 25% a year, what's not to love about Apple?
