Their MySuper products: the default your employer pays into if you don't choose.
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Fees a year on a balance of $50,000
$400$400
$80 admin + $320 investment
$405$405
$130 admin + $275 investment
Mercer Super charges $5 less a year on $50,000 than Rest Super.
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Shown for a 40-year-old: a lifecycle fund invests by age, so its fees and mix change with it.
MSMercer SuperMercer Super
RSRest SuperRest Super
Figure by figure
Fees a year on $50,000
admin and investment fees
$400
0.80% of the balance
$5 less · Lower fees
$405
0.81% of the balance
Of which admin fees
$80
0.16% of the balance
$50 less · Lower admin fees
$130
0.26% of the balance
Investment option shown
Mercer SmartPath - Born 1984 to 1988 - CSD
the lifecycle band for a 40-year-old
The default option
one default for every member
Mix
90% growth assets
High growth
76% growth assets
Growth
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Returns as APRA publishes them, after fees and tax.
Return, 5 years
net of all fees
7.75%
a year, on average
6.66%
a year, on average
Return, 10 years
8.57%
a year, on average
7.35%
a year, on average
Member accounts
407k
$44.4bn in this product
1.99m
$89.1bn in this product
The same on both
Nothing to compare in these: both say the same.
PassedAPRA performance test · the latest result
Fees at every balance
Mercer SuperRest Super
Balance of $50,000 · yours
Mercer Super$400
Rest Super$405
Fees a year
What each fund's MySuper option charges a year at every balance, from APRA's fees at $10,000 to $250,000; above $250,000 the line is carried on, so it's an estimate. The dashed line is your balance.
Before moving super, check what you’d give up: insurance cover inside your fund usually ends when you leave it, and some funds charge to exit.
Figures from APRA's MySuper and Choice product statistics, as at 30 June 2026. Each row says which figure is lower; it doesn't say which fund suits you.
