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FirstChoice Emp Super - FirstChoice Lifestage (1965-1969)

About this Fund

Fund Detail

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FUND MANAGER Colonial First State Investments
ASX Code
APIR FSF1383AU
ASSET CLASS MULTI-ASSET
INVESTMENT STYLE The option invests in a diverse range of assets that are expected to provide long-term capital growth, but which may have a high level of short-to-medium-term volatility.
INVESTMENT PROFILE The option seeks to achieve a return of CPI plus 2.5% per annum over rolling seven-year periods after fees and taxes.
CURRENCY MANAGEMENT Active management
INCEPTION DATE 11-06-2013
BENCHMARK CPI plus 2.5% per annum
FUND SIZE CPI plus 2.5% per annum
DISTRIBUTION FREQUENCY N/A
NO. OF HOLDINGS
FEES 0.62% p.a.
STRUCTURE

Benefits

Benefits

Benefits of investing with FirstChoice Employer Super

FirstChoice Employer Super provides a super account that helps you reach your retirement goals.

We are committed to providing you with:

  • a competitively priced product - that gives you value for money
  • flexible insurance options - above and beyond the minimum legal requirements, with generous automatic acceptance limits and competitive premiums
  • a diverse investment menu - you can choose from a wide range of investment options.

Benefits of investing in a multi-manager portfolio

Ready-made portfolios

We construct the multi-manager portfolios for investors so they can have access to a range of ready-made portfolios of professionally selected investment managers.

Diversification

As each of the multi-manager portfolios combines a number of professionally selected investment managers in one investment portfolio, they provide you with a convenient way of diversifying across investment managers to manage your investment risk.

Risk level

High

RISK LEVEL
INVESTOR SUITABILITY

Risks

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Key Features

How your super account works

FirstChoice Employer Super is an accumulation super fund. This means that each member has an account balance with money flowing in and out of the account.

When a contribution is made to your account, the contribution is used to purchase units in your chosen option. For example, if you make a contribution of $100 and the entry unit price for your chosen option is $1.00, then you will receive 100 units.

The value of your units may fluctuate due to the receipt of investment income and/or changes in the value of the underlying assets held in each option. The unit price you receive may also be affected by other factors, such as the payment of tax and other fund costs from the assets of the fund. Other costs that relate specifically to you, such as the payment of insurance premiums or an adviser service fee, may also be deducted from your account via the withdrawal of units. This means that your account balance can fluctuate on a daily basis depending on market movements, the costs of running the fund and any expenses that relate specifically to your account.

How is FirstChoice Employer Super structured?

When your contributions are invested in FirstChoice Employer Super, your money is combined with other investors' money in FirstChoice. Each FirstChoice investment option is a separate option within this superannuation fund. Each option invests in an underlying pool' which is managed according to the investment option's objectives. In most cases, we are the responsible entity for the underlying pools, which are managed by each investment manager through a mandate arrangement or, for FirstRate Saver, deposited with Commonwealth Bank of Australia.

Mandate

How we invest your money

Investment strategy

To invest in a diverse range of assets that are expected to provide long-term capital growth, but which may have a high level of short-to-medium-term volatility. Over time, the portfolio's exposure to assets with volatile returns will be reduced to provide greater short-term security. The option may use derivatives with the objective of reducing overall portfolio volatility. The portfolio aims to hedge currency risk except for part of the allocation to global shares (which may include emerging market shares).

Allocation

  • Cash and defensive alternatives: 6.9%
  • Fixed interest: 9.6%
  • Property, infrastructure and multi-asset: 18.6%
  • Australian shares: 32.4%
  • Global shares: 32.5%