OnePath

ANZ Smart Choice Super - My Super - QBE SUPER PLAN

Moves with your age · 7 stagesAnyone can joinAPRA annual performance testPass
Figures published by APRAThe Australian Prudential Regulation Authority supervises superannuation funds and publishes a yearly package of product statistics. For MySuper products it covers fees, net returns and the annual performance test result. Superannuation is not part of the Consumer Data Right, so unlike the banking and energy products on this site these figures update once a year rather than daily. in the annual MySuper Comprehensive Product Performance publication, for the year ended 30 Jun 2026
Total fees on $50,000
$470 to $510 a year0.94% to 1.02% of a $50,000 balance
Administration fees on $50,000
$145 a year0.29% of a $50,000 balance
Net return, 7 years
4.50% to 7.79%
Average a year, after fees and tax
Net return, 10 years
4.67% to 8.47%
Average a year, after fees and tax

This product at its cheapest stage charges more than the median MySuper product, which costs $400 a year on a $50,000 balance.

Returns are what this product has already earned over the period shown. They are not a forecast and they do not indicate what it will earn next.

Fund and Product Details

Offered byOnePath
TrusteeOnePath Custodians Pty Limited
FundRetirement Portfolio Service
Type of fundRetail fund Run by a bank, insurer or investment company, which earns a profit from running it as well as paying returns to members. Anyone can generally join one.
Who can joinAnyone can join this fund
How your money is investedMoved between investments as you get older, in 7 published stages
APRA annual performance testPass
Member accounts1,210
Total member assets$275.5m

Fees and returns by lifecycle stage

This is a lifecycle product, so it invests a member differently depending on their age and publishes a separate set of figures for each stage. That is why the fees and returns above are shown as a range rather than a single number. Each range runs from the lowest to the highest figure among the stages that reported one, and the table below lists every stage with the figures it reported. Stage names appear exactly as the fund published them.

Growth assets across the 7 published stages, from 83.47% at the first stage to 50.42% at the last.
First published stage
ANZ Smart Choice 2000S
Growth assets
83.47%
Total fees on $50,000
1.00%$500 a year
Net return, 7 years
7.74% a year
Net return, 10 years
Not yet reportable
Last published stage
ANZ Smart Choice 1940S
Growth assets
50.42%
Total fees on $50,000
0.95%$475 a year
Net return, 7 years
4.50% a year
Net return, 10 years
4.67% a year

These are the first and last stages in the order the fund published them. The lowest and highest figures in a range can belong to any stage.

All 7 published stages
Growth assets, fees, net returns and investment returns for each published lifecycle stage, in the order the fund published them. Each return is given over 5, 7 and 10 years.
StageGrowth assets Total fees Admin feesNet return Investment return
5 years7 years10 years5 years7 years10 years
ANZ Smart Choice 2000S83.47%1.00%0.29%7.29%7.74%Not yet reportable7.56%7.97%Not yet reportable
ANZ Smart Choice 1990S83.47%1.01%0.29%7.31%7.79%8.47%7.57%8.02%8.66%
ANZ Smart Choice 1980S83.47%1.01%0.29%7.32%7.77%8.42%7.59%8.00%8.60%
ANZ Smart Choice 1970S79.85%1.02%0.29%6.92%7.32%7.90%7.18%7.55%8.09%
ANZ Smart Choice 1960S74.88%0.96%0.29%7.05%7.05%7.30%7.31%7.28%7.48%
ANZ Smart Choice 1950S64.18%0.94%0.29%5.84%5.58%5.74%6.10%5.80%5.93%
ANZ Smart Choice 1940S50.42%0.95%0.29%4.76%4.50%4.67%5.02%4.73%4.86%

Fees and net returns are shown as a share of a $50,000 balance, which is the balance APRA reports them at. Investment returns are published as a rate, not against a balance. Every return is a yearly average over its period. A dash means the fund has not reported that figure, usually because the stage does not have enough history for the period. It does not mean a return of zero.

Figures on this page are published by APRA in its annual Comprehensive Product Performance Package. This page is general advice only, not personal advice. It does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Fees and returns are shown as a share of a $50,000 balance because that is the basis APRA reports them on, and your own balance, insurance cover and contributions will change what you actually pay and earn. Read the fund’s Product Disclosure Statement and Target Market Determination before making any decision. CompareThat is a comparison service and is not a superannuation fund or a financial adviser. No one has paid for this product to appear here or for the position it holds in our listings.

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