The Conservative Balanced investment option is focusedon delivering the best net return from investing in aportfolio that has a similar proportion of growth.
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* Investment costs are based on estimated and actual information from the previous financial year. The costs payable in future years may be higher or lower. Administration and other fees also apply. For a full breakdown of fees and costs, see our fees and costs page or Section 6 of the Member Guide.
^ Investment return over 10 years to 30 November 2024, net of investment fees and costs. Administration and other costs apply. Returns won’t display for options younger than 10 years. See investment returns page for returns over all available periods. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
With a similar proportion of growth and defensive assets, this Core pre-mixed investment option is designed for investors with a medium to long-term investment timeframe, who are seeking moderate long-term returns and have a medium tolerance of negative returns.
Asset class | Benchmark | Range |
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Australian shares | 16% | 10–30% |
International shares (developed markets) | 16% | 10–30% |
International shares (emerging markets) | 6% | 0–15% |
Property | 10% | 0–25% |
Infrastructure | 9% | 0–25% |
Private equity | 3% | 0–10% |
Credit | 6% | 0–20% |
Alternatives | 6% | 0–20% |
Diversified fixed interest | 15% | 10–40% |
Cash | 13% | 5–25% |
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Our approach to investing is driven by our strong, diverse and proven investment beliefs.1 We’re not afraid to be different to other investment managers and super funds.
Our investment funds are managed by some of the world’s largest and top-performing asset managers.1
1. Ratings agency SuperRatings has awarded Hostplus the ’20-year Platinum Performance’ rating in 2022. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance and should never be the sole factor considered when selecting a superannuation fund.