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Is Your Super Fund Hiding the Truth?
Unlisted Assets Are Masking Losses—And It Could Cost You
Some industry super funds are using unlisted assets—like toll roads and office towers—to smooth out performance and hide the real impact of market downturns. But don’t be fooled: this illusion of stability could mean real losses for members.
Hidden Pricing, Hidden Risks
Unlisted assets aren’t priced daily like shares. That gives funds wiggle room to inflate values and make returns look better than they are. According to AFR, it's a tactic some funds are using to avoid showing just how much they’ve lost.
Volatility Isn’t Gone—It’s Just Buried
When listed markets crash, the losses are obvious. But with unlisted assets, the pain is delayed. Funds appear “resilient,” but the true damage could be waiting to surface—along with a nasty surprise for members.
Illiquidity = Trouble When You Need Cash
If markets tank and funds need to raise money fast, unlisted assets are hard to sell. That means delays, losses—or worse. As The West Australian points out, it’s a real problem with long-term consequences.
The Smarter Alternative: Real Property, Real Returns
With Supavest OCP and TIC Property, investors get transparency and control. You know exactly where your money’s going—into real homes, in high-growth locations, backed by real land. No smoke. No mirrors. Just strategic, stable wealth-building.
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