When choosing a super fund, it’s a good idea to look for low fees (ideally less than 1% per year of your account balance), consistent long-term performance (over 20 years if retirement is still a while away), and insurance options if you need them. Around 10 investment options is usually plenty — too many can mean extra fees you might not need. A great place to start is ASIC Moneysmart > Choosing a super fund ASIC’s Moneysmart guide on choosing a super fund. You can also check out comparison tools like the ATO’s MySuper product comparison or browse websites like Canstar for more options.
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