Compare Australian super funds & robo-advice platforms
Superannuation isn't just about picking a default fund from your employer. A growing number of Australians are using investment platforms that offer super accounts alongside regular investing, giving them more control over their retirement savings. These platforms typically use managed ETF portfolios, robo-advice, or micro-investing features to help you grow your super balance without needing to pick individual stocks. They suit people who want a hands-off approach but prefer a modern app-based experience over a traditional industry or retail super fund. The two things that matter most are fees (platform and management costs eat into long-term returns) and whether the platform offers CHESS sponsorship or uses a custodian model. We track 3 platforms in this category.
What to look for
- ›CHESS sponsorship vs custodian: determines if your assets are held in your own name or the platform's
- ›Monthly platform fee: a flat dollar fee that can eat returns on smaller balances
- ›Auto-invest and DCA: lets you set and forget regular contributions into your super
- ›Kids and minor accounts: useful if you want to start building a child's super early
- ›DRP availability: reinvesting dividends automatically compounds your super growth
- ›US shares access: some platforms let your super invest in US stocks, others don't
Super Fund platforms in Australia
3 tracked. Click any platform for the full data breakdown including fees, account types, and source citations.
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