Investment option returns

Super is a long term investment, so it's important to focus on long term returns. While investment returns tend to fluctuate up and down in the short term, it is the long term investment performance that will determine how much you retire with. Even if you are already retired, chances are you still have many years left in which to invest. For more information about your super investment, see our Nuts and Bolts of Investing fact sheet.

Weekly investment option returns

• AUSCOAL Super weekly investment option returns - week ending 27 August 2010
• AUSCOAL Account Based Pension weekly investment option returns - week ending 27 August 2010

Long Term investment option returns

Click below to see one, three and five year investment option returns and each option's rank when compared by the SuperRatings Crediting Rate survey.

Periods ending 31 July 2010

• AUSCOAL Super
• AUSCOAL Pension

Periods ending 30 June 2010

• AUSCOAL Super
• AUSCOAL Pension

Periods ending 31 December 2009

• AUSCOAL Super
• AUSCOAL Pension

Past year's Crediting Rates

AUSCOAL Super

• Crediting Rates Y/E 30 June 2010
• Crediting Rates Y/E 30 June 2009
• Crediting Rates Y/E 30 June 2008
• Crediting Rates Y/E 30 June 2007
• Crediting Rates Y/E 30 June 2006

AUSCOAL Account Based Pension

• Crediting Rates Y/E 30 June 2010
• Crediting Rates Y/E 30 June 2009
• Crediting Rates Y/E 30 June 2008
• Crediting Rates Y/E 30 June 2007
• Crediting Rates Y/E 30 June 2006

* From 1 July 2010 your account balance is being calculated using daily unit prices rather than weekly crediting rates.

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