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Top 10 superannuation funds revealed as Aussies see fourth straight year of strong retirement returns

July 21, 2026 - 08:26

Top 10 superannuation funds revealed as Aussies see fourth straight year of strong retirement returns

Australia's top superannuation funds have posted another year of double-digit returns, marking the fourth consecutive year of strong growth for retirement savers. New data released this week reveals the best-performing growth funds, with several delivering returns above 12 percent for the 2023-24 financial year.

The standout performers include industry giants such as AustralianSuper, Hostplus, and REST, each reporting returns between 11.5 and 13.2 percent for their default balanced or growth options. These figures come as global equity markets rallied, driven by easing inflation and resilient corporate earnings. The median growth fund returned roughly 10.8 percent, according to the latest rankings.

For the average worker with a balance of $100,000, this year's gains translate to an increase of over $11,000 in retirement savings. Younger members with higher exposure to shares saw even larger percentage gains. However, experts caution that past performance does not guarantee future results, and members should focus on long-term strategies rather than chasing top returns.

The strong run has been a relief for many Australians after the pandemic-era volatility. Industry analysts note that fees and insurance costs still eat into returns, so comparing fund performance net of fees is critical. The top 10 list also includes funds like Aware Super, UniSuper, and Cbus, which have consistently ranked high over the past five years.

As cost-of-living pressures persist, the steady growth in super balances offers some financial breathing room for retirees and those nearing retirement. The full rankings are available from research houses, but the key takeaway is that disciplined, low-fee investing in diversified growth assets continues to pay off for Australian workers.


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