Subscribe
Sign up today to stay informed on all our latest news.
The Superannuation Monopoly: Do You Really Want Just 18 Players Controlling $14 Trillion?
Super Funds Are Shrinking – But Not in a Good Way
The Australian superannuation industry is consolidating fast. Mercer predicts that the number of super funds will drop from 89 to just 32 in a decade—and by 2049, only 18 funds will control $14 trillion in retirement savings.
That means less competition, fewer choices, and potentially weaker returns. Do we really want our financial future concentrated in so few hands?
More Money, Fewer Choices – Who Really Wins?
While super savings will grow from $2.9 trillion today to $14 trillion by 2049, everyday investors will have fewer options. With fewer funds, we risk:
- Lower returns – Large funds favour safe, slow-growth investments.
- Higher fees – Less competition means more costs for you.
- Overseas investments – Your super could be funding global markets instead of Australian growth.
The Danger of a Superannuation Oligopoly
Fewer funds mean less accountability. With only 18 controlling trillions, they dictate where your money goes. This isn’t just about numbers—it’s about control.
Supavest OCP & TIC Property: Smarter Alternatives
Instead of relying on a system limiting your options, explore Supavest OCP and TIC Property. These solutions put control back in your hands, offering:
- Diversified investments beyond traditional super funds.
- Australian property opportunities with high growth potential.
- Financial independence without relying on big super funds.
Take Back Control of Your Wealth
Superannuation is shrinking in all the wrong ways. Don’t let 18 funds control your future.
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.
