Mine Super takes home five major Money magazine Awards including Best Super Fund 2025

Media release | Date Posted 5 December 2024

Mine Super has capped off a remarkable year by winning five awards at Money magazine’s Best of the Best awards, including Best Super Fund.

The recognition underscores Mine Super’s long-standing commitment to delivering outstanding returns at a low cost with a high standard of service for its members.

Award category

Money magazine Best Of The Best 2025 Mine Super awards
Best Super Fund
Best MySuper Lifecycle Product
Best-Value Super Fund For Young People
Highest Super Performer
Best International Shares Super Product

This independent recognition by Money magazine follows Mine Super’s Growth investment option being named the top performing growth fund by research agency Chant West for the financial years ended 30 June 2024, 2023 and 2021.

With approximately $15 billion Funds Under Management, Mine Super maintains a steadfast focus on the retirement outcomes of its membership, one it has proudly been serving for over 80 years.

Mine Super Chief Executive, Vasyl Nair says “These awards reflect the consistent hard work and commitment from the Mine Super shareholders, Board and staff who continually work above and beyond to get the best outcomes for our members.”

“I’m immensely proud of the work undertaken by our team to have earned this independent recognition for such a consistent outperformance over a number of years, and it reflects our conviction and commitment to our strategy”.

Mine Super is confident the fund will continue to build on this success in 2025 with new opportunities presented from its imminent merger with TWUSUPER.

Mr Nair said: “Our job is to take action that is in the best financial interests of our members and we’re confident merging with TWUSUPER will deliver that. We’re excited to deliver on the benefits that will come with increased scale while being absolutely committed to what makes our fund so great: an unapologetic member first attitude”.

Past performance isn't necessarily an indication of future performance.