If you're like most people, chances are you'd like a great return on your super investment without taking too many risks. At max, our aim is simply to help you achieve that goal.
Experienced, trusted and seriously smart
Barclays Global Investors are world-leaders in the financial world and in Australia were named Standard & Poor's Fund Manager of the Year for 2006. *
With max, your super's in great hands.
So who invests my superannuation?
Your super is managed by one of the best
Your max Super is invested by the seriously smart fund managers at Barclays Global Investors (BGI).
BGI currently manage more than $2.3 trillion worldwide and over $48 billion in Australia (September 2007). These guys are the number one index manager in the world.
In fact they invented indexing (our investment strategy) over 30 years ago, so your money is in good hands.
How is my money invested?
An investment strategy suited to long term investing
max Super uses an indexing investment strategy, which aims to deliver consistent long-term performance by capturing the market returns.
In other words, your super is invested across the largest companies and asset funds in the financial markets (shares, property and cash).
This approach helps reduce risk and keep fees low, which can mean more money for you in the long run.
What are my investment options?
You may be a savvy investor or have no clue when it comes to finance. Either way, max has an investment option to suit you.
- 1. Go with the default fund.
- 2. Select one of our five pre-mixed funds.
- 3. Create your own mix.
* Information is obtained by Standard & Poor's Information Services (Australia) Pty Limited (ABN 17 096 556) ("SPIRS") from sources believed to be reliable. However, because of the possibility of human or mechanical error by our sources, SPIS or others, SPIS does not guarantee the accuracy, adequacy or completeness of any information and is not responsible for any errors or omissions or other results obtained from such information. The granting of awards is based on information received by SPIS from 3rd parties. Other divisions of S&P may have relevant information that is not available to Funds Services.
