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As you transition to retirement you might start to think differently about risk to help make sure your super lasts the distance.
Use our online advice tool to check your investment risk profile and get advice on which option is right for you
If you open a Rest Pension Transition to Retirement account and don’t choose an investment option, you’ll be automatically invested in the default Balanced investment option. You can change your investment options at any time.
Achieve a balance of risk and return by investing in both growth assets and defensive assets.
Rest's Structured Options are invested across a mix of different asset classes to match different member needs. We determine an appropriate asset allocation to enable each option to achieve its investment objective. As a member you can choose either one or a mix of the five structured options below (Cash Plus, Balanced, Balanced - Indexed, Capital Stable, Diversified, High Growth).
Maintain the purchasing power of funds invested by earning above cash returns whilst minimising the risk of any capital loss.
Achieve a balance of risk and return by investing in approximately equal proportions of growth assets and defensive assets.
An indexed based investment in a mixture of growth and defensive assets.
Provide a stable pattern of returns whilst maintaining a low probability of a negative return in any one year.
Achieve strong returns over the longer term by investing in a diversified mix of assets weighted towards shares and other growth assets.
Maximise returns over the long-term by investing predominantly in growth assets.
Rest’s Member-tailored Options are ideal for members who want to build their own customised investment portfolio with a wide range of risk/return objectives. Choose from one or more of the following options: Basic Cash, Cash, Bonds, Property, Shares, Australian Shares, Australian Shares - Indexed, Overseas Shares and Overseas Shares - Indexed. You can also pick from Rest’s Structured Options and the Core Strategy.
Cash securities that have a maximum term to maturity of 3 months.
Cash securities that mature in 12 months or less.
Australian and overseas debt securities.
A mix of Australian and overseas shares.
Australian and overseas real estate assets.
A portfolio of listed Australian companies.
An index based investment in Australian shares.
Invested in listed companies around the world.
Perform in line with the MSCI World ex-Australia ex-Tobacco Net Dividends Reinvested Index (unhedged in AUD) (before tax) over all time periods.
# Past performance is not an indication of future performance
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