Which industry super fund do I recommend? Review of returns for 2022/23

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Which industry super fund do I recommend? Review of returns for 2022/23
Aug 02, 2023 Episode 268
Stuart Wemyss

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Do you ever ponder the enigma of superannuation returns and how they're impacted by elements such as increasing interest rates and shifting work dynamics? We promise you an enlightening exploration that would shed light on these queries. We chat about the performance of different industry funds during the 2022-23 financial year, despite the tumultuous times, and how they managed to finish above average. We pull back the curtain on the top 8 industry funds, pinpointing the factors that have influenced their performance, particularly the thorny issue of unlisted asset valuation. 

Intrigued about where you should be investing your money if you're a long-term player with a high-risk appetite? We tackle this head-on, highlighting the importance of share markets. We also take a critical look at the fees charged by industry super funds in comparison to client portfolios, offering insights on the potential advantages of making a switch. And as a cherry on top, we present a compelling reason why UniSuper may just be the best industry super fund for you. Tune in for a discursive journey into the intricate world of superannuation and industry funds.

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