Colonial First State's FirstChoice platform has launched a new Lifestage employer super investment option designed for Millennials.
The FirstChoice Lifestage 2000-2004 option is designed for people born in the 21st century, with investment settings currently biased toward growth assets (90 per cent) rather than defensive assets (10 per cent).
Colonial First State's general manager for product and investments, Peter Chun, said FirstChoice Lifestage changes investments as members progress through their working lives.
"Younger members have time to ride out the ups and downs of investment markets, so their super is invested in growth assets, like property and shares. These assets have a greater potential to deliver higher returns over time and therefore grow the member's retirement savings above inflation," Mr Chun said.
"We have 12 FirstChoice Lifestage options, ranging from one for the first baby boomers through to our millennial cohort, and we manage more than $3 billion in assets in these options."
FirstChoice is Australia's largest platform, with more than $75 billion in funds under administration.
Financial advisers won’t get any relief from the $20 million sub-sector cap, however the revised estimate for the ...
The corporate regulator said it is “considering what options” it has to hold super trustees, such as Macquarie and ...
In what Wealth Data has described as a “bloodbath”, adviser losses for the end of June have come in 143 per cent higher ...
Never miss the stories that impact the industry.
Get the latest news! Subscribe to the ifa bulletin