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Military Superannuation & Benefits Fund No 1 — superannuation fund performance

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Military Superannuation & Benefits Fund No 1 reported A$99.8bn of total assets for 182,555 member accounts (average balance A$546k) in APRA's fund-level statistics for the year to 30 June 2025, with a one-year rate of return of 1.6%.

Total assetsA$99.8bn
Member accounts182,555
Average member balanceA$546k
1-year rate of return1.6%
5-year rate of return (annualised)1.4%
10-year rate of return (annualised)2.1%
Investment options offered—

The gender gap in this fund

In Military Superannuation & Benefits Fund No 1, women's average balance was 15.3% lower than men's — from the fund-level member demographics APRA last published for the year to 30 June 2022:

Average balance — female membersA$366k
Average balance — male membersA$432k
Member accounts (female / male)34,636 / 147,351

The funds closest to Military Superannuation & Benefits Fund No 1 in size, side by side — each with its own page for the fees, insurance and performance-test detail:

FundAssets1-yr return10-yr returnWhy comparable
HESTAA$101.2bn10.1%7.2%Similar size
Retail Employees Superannuation TrustA$101.6bn9.7%6.4%Similar size
MLC Super FundA$94.0bn9.6%—Similar size
Construction and Building Unions Superannuation FundA$107.0bn10.0%7.4%Similar size
Colonial First State FirstChoice Superannuation TrustA$107.6bn10.6%5.8%Similar size
Mercer Super TrustA$81.2bn11.3%6.6%Similar size
Figures as reported for the year to 30 June 2025 · Data: APRA annual fund-level superannuation statistics (June 2025 edition) · Refresh: on each APRA edition · Limitations: fund-level (not per investment option) — your own option's return can differ from the fund-level figure; expenses are the fund's own reported figures for its reporting year

See also: Australian super in numbers — marketing spend, expenses, the gender gap and two decades of consolidation across all APRA-regulated funds · all tracked plans.

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