Indexed Super Options Comparison

Compare indexed superannuation options (low-fee super funds) by calculating and displaying fees at different balance levels.

Why Indexed Super Options?

Indexed super options are popular with members who want a simple, low-cost way to grow their retirement savings.

Passive Investing

Indexed options aim to track the performance of the market (Australian and international shares) instead of trying to beat it. There’s no active manager picking stocks — just a broad exposure to the market.

Lower Fees

Because there’s no active management team making day-to-day investment decisions, indexed options usually come with much lower fees than actively managed options. Lower fees mean more of your money stays invested for the long term.

Broad Diversification

By following the market, indexed options naturally spread your investment across a wide range of companies in Australia and overseas. This can reduce the risk of relying on just a few stocks or sectors.

Your Investment Details

$50,000
30% (Int: 70%)
70% (Aus: 30%)

Fee Comparison Table

Compare annual fees for indexed super options at different balance levels. Fees are calculated based on the super balance of $50,000 with 30% Australian and 70% international allocation.

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