Plenary Wealth Competitors

Over 40 years ago, a great idea was born—that an investment firm should operate solely in the interests of all investors to give them the best chance of success. In 1975, John "Jack" Bogle launched a bold experiment: an investment company that was designed to make money for its investors, not from them. He structured Vanguard in the US to be owned by its funds, with no external shareholders all profits would be reinvested in the business and returned to fund investors in the form of lower costs. Through an investment philosophy based on fairness and transparency that great idea grew and grew. And as we’ve grown, we’ve continually reduced our costs and passed the savings back to investors. In 1996 the idea made its way to Australia. And we’ve been changing the way Australians invest ever since by providing low-cost, high-value investments to help you keep more of your returns. - In Australia we partner with institutional clients, financial advisers and individual investors to offer low-cost investment solutions. Our comprehensive range of managed funds, exchange traded funds (ETFs) and tailored investment solutions are built to support long-term investment success for our clients.

Australia’s largest super fund, investing for over 3 million members. AustralianSuper is here to help members achieve their best financial position in retirement. We do this by delivering strong long-term performance and low admin fees for members. We use our size, investment capability and global reach to help us access the best investment opportunities for the benefit of members. We’re committed to providing good value products and services that members need, along with support, guidance and advice to help them feel confident about their future. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AustralianSuper is not responsible for other user's comments. We reserve the right to delete any comments that are not in line with our community standards. By participating in the AustralianSuper’s LinkedIn community, you agree to adhere to our House Rules: ausup.me/HouseRules ______________________________________________________________________________________ AustralianSuper is a profit-for-member fund. This means we don’t pay profits or dividends to shareholders, so the money we make goes back into the fund for the benefit of members. Investment returns aren’t guaranteed. Past performance isn’t a reliable indicator of future returns. Other fees and costs apply. Read the PDS and TMD at www.australiansuper.com australiansuper.com/contact-us

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