How well does your super grow?

Article Abstract:

Superannuation funds with overseas shares will do well during 1997-8. The depreciation of the Australian dollar and the increase in the value of overseas shares make these funds into excellent investments. Superannuation funds have had excellent earnings during the 1990s with double digit returns especially since inflation has remained approximately 3% per year.

Cover Story, Investments

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The boom times may be over for active balanced managers

Article Abstract:

Active investment managers with diversified portfolios have been criticized in a 1998 report in Australia. This type of management entails one organization responsible for a portfolio comprised of Australian shares, bonds, foreign shares and property. The active investment manager can make short term changes in the portfolio.

Investment advice, Investment Advisory Services, Investment advisers

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