Welcome to SPEC Super
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The Industry super fund for people working in the electro-technology and allied industries. SPEC Super also offers membership to the self-employed, contractors, spouse and family and friends of members.
SPEC Super is a “profit for members” superannuation fund – which means fees are kept to a minimum and no commissions are paid to any person.
With approximately 21 years providing superannuation to the electro-technology and allied industries, it is well placed to assist you to reach your retirement goals.
A true test of performance is time and right now the long-term performance of your super is more important than ever. The table below details the results achieved for each of the Fund’s investment choice options to 30 June 2008:
3 years p.a. |
5 years p.a.* |
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|---|---|---|
Growth (High Risk) |
8.01% | 10.96% |
Balanced |
8.25% | 10.30% |
Cash Enhanced |
5.10% | 5.10% |
* Average is the compound average of the crediting rates over the past 5 years or shorter where that option was introduced from a later date.
Why join SPEC Super?
SPEC Super is a great place to keep your super. Member benefits include a wide range of features including:
- Low fees, which could make a difference to your final payout
- A history of superior investment performance
- Access to member on-line
- Portable – so you can stay with SPEC Super when you change jobs
- Insurance benefits to protect yourself and your family including Death, TPD and Income Protection
- Access to financial planning
- Superannuation Pension products
- Access to low cost banking and health care services
SPEC Super is committed to providing outstanding service and benefits
to our members and employers.
SPEC(QLD) PTY. LTD. ABN 60 010 743 405 holds an Australian Financial Services Licence No. 325 122 is the Trustee of SPEC Super ABN 45 404 406 059 and is authorised to provide general financial product advice about superannuation. If you would like to read the General Advice Warning, please click here.
