High Growth Index

Helpful investment terms

Investment objective is after investment fees and costs, transaction costs, and investment taxes. It's measured over rolling 10-year periods. Investment tax doesn't generally apply to Retirement Income accounts.

CPI is the Consumer Price Index, published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). In other words, this option aims for returns over the long term that beat inflation by 3.5% for Accumulation and Transition to Retirement (TTR) accounts, and by 4.0% for Retirement Income accounts.

Super assets means the total amount of money currently invested in the High Growth Index investment option for Accumulation accounts and TTR Income accounts. We update this amount 4 times a year.

Pension assets means the total amount of money currently invested in the High Growth Index investment option for Retirement Income accounts. We update this amount 4 times a year.

Standard risk measure (SRM) is what we use to describe the risk that applies to each investment option. It's guided by the industry and allows you to compare investment options across multiple funds. Read the PDS that applies to you for more information on how we measure risk.

Passively managed means an option that invests in listed asset classes that follow market indices. It'll generally have lower fees than some of the actively managed diversified options.