Submitted by Peter Bowman on Mon, 2023-07-17 15:59

Have to be careful on this. Super ratings is not comparing apples with apples. What one super fund calls balanced is hardly the same for another one. They all have different asset allocations, which ultimately determines performance. I suspect most everyday Australians just look at the name and not the underlying asset allocation.

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