Aware Super has a long history of investing superannuation for Australians. Since 1992, an essential part of what we do is helping you grow your superannuation savings to set you up to live your best life in retirement. Today, over 1.1 million[M4] Australians trust us with their super.
A strong 8.09% p.a. over ten years to 31 March 2025 is great news for members in our High Growth option, where a majority of members are invested.
Fees cover the costs of managing and investing your superannuation funds. Fees include admin fees and costs, investment fees and costs and transaction costs. We do not charge switching fees when you switch your investments or join the fund.
We offer competitive fees[F6] which can make a real difference to your super balance over time.
We offer competitive fees[F6] which can make a real difference to your super balance over time.
We offer competitive fees[F6] which can make a real difference to your super balance over time.
For our retirees with a Retirement Income account or Retirement Transition account, our new structure starting on 1 June 2025 means our fees have come down as much as 25%.[F7]
The reduction sees the asset-based administration fee go down from 0.23% to 0.17%, with the annual fee cap dropping from $1,500 to $1,300.
That’s around $3,100 back in your pocket over retirement,[F8] so you have more money in your pocket to spend on the things you love.
This reduction will make our fees even more competitive — in fact $600 lower than the industry average.[F9] And that’s thanks in part to our continued growth and scale.
The reduction will see around $3,100 back in our retirees’ pockets over retirement.[F8]
Coupled with our history of strong long-term returns[P1] and our expert help and support ,we’re delivering more value for our members.
See how Aware Super stacks up against other industry and retail funds using Applecheck, a third-party research comparison tool from Chant West.
Chant West is a leading third-party research, data and analytics provider. Their AppleCheck is an easy-to-use comparison tool that helps you compare super and pension products on a fair, 'apples with apples' basis. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
When comparing superannuation funds, you should consider overall performance, fees and costs.
A net return analysis is a great way to compare apples with apples when it comes to superannuation. This calculation compares super products based on returns delivered over a period of time after all fees, costs and taxes.
This graph assumes the following; a $50,000 starting account balance; employer contributions based on a starting salary of $50,000 p.a.; salary increases of 3.5% p.a. and contributions tax of 15%. The Net Benefit refers to a member's investment earnings over the time period of 15 years to 31 March 2025, less any administration, investment and member fees for options within the SuperRatings Growth Index (77-90% growth allocation). The net benefit compares Aware Super to the median of 56, 50 and 43 Not for Profit funds over 7, 10 and 15 years and 161, 116 and 59 all super funds over 7, 10 and 15 years which is inclusive of Retail, Industry, Corporate and Government funds. Net Benefit provided by SuperRatings' Net Benefit Tool, accessed 19th of May 2025. Past performance is not a reliable indicator or a guarantee of future performance. Outcomes vary between individual funds. View net benefit methodology
From your first day of work and throughout your retirement, enjoy products and services that are backed by a range of awards and top ratings[A2].
In awarding Super Fund of the Year 2024, Finder scored Aware Super highly on our performance, fees, trustworthiness and customer service.
Canstar’s Outstanding Value Superannuation Awards[A7] recognise the providers that provide exceptional value to customers across the range of ages and account balances considered in the Star Ratings.
This award[A6] from Chant West recognises Aware Super’s excellence across a range of key criteria including investments, member services, fees, and organisational strength.
