is flexible retirement income stream with unlimited access to capital and flexible income payments (subject to Government prescribed minimum payment limits) but with no guarantee on how long the inves [..]

a superannuation fund where your account balance is calculated as your deposits to the fund (ie, contirbutions and rollovers) plus your investment earnings less any fees, taxes and insurance premiums [..]

a measurement of the average movements in share price of a selection of major Australian companies listed on the Australian Stock Exchange. It is an accumulation index, which means that it assumes tha [..]

a regular income stream paid to an individual from a lump sum investment, usually for the purposes of retirement income.

a concessionally taxed investment fund for superannuation monies. Similar to a superannuation fund, however an ADF can only accept rollovers and cannot accept contributions. For this reason superannua [..]

to apply for an investment,superannuation or insurance.

the increase in the value of an asset.

a representation of how a portfolio is invested among the various available asset classes. For example, a balanced fund may have an asset allocation of 30% Australian shares, 25% international shares, [..]

types of investments, such as shares, fixed interest securities, property, cash and international investments.

sometimes called a diversified fund, a type of managed fund whose investment strategy is to have some proportion of its investments in all major asset classes, and to create a risk/return balance betw [..]