Super Scandal or Super Control? Why 64% of Aussies Will Retire Broke—And How to Avoid It

Thousands of Australians are now in limbo after the collapse of the First Guardian Master Fund.

Around 6,000 people entrusted $590 million of their super into a managed investment scheme—founded in 2019—that has now collapsed.

This isn’t a one-off. It’s the latest failure in a broken system dominated by industry and retail super funds.

Here’s the Reality:

• 64% of Australians are on track to retire with insufficient savings
  
  
• The government pension pays less than $26,000 a year
  
  
• Industry and retail super funds are exposed to mismanagement, high fees, and low transparency
  
  
• Now, there’s talk of taxing unrealised gains—even if your super is invested in property
  
  

The Problem Isn’t Super—It’s Who’s Managing It

For too long, Australians have handed over control to retail and industry super funds, hoping they’ll deliver.

But when things go wrong—as they just did—you're the one left paying the price.

The Alternative? Take Back Control with Supavest

At Supavest, we help Australians take charge of their financial future by investing their super into real, tangible assets through a self-managed super fund (SMSF):

• Own high-yield property inside your super thanks to Supavest OCP
  
  
• Cut out unnecessary fees and third-party control, and say hello to full transparency
  
  
• Secure high-performing assets using as little as $65,000 thanks to TIC Property
  
  

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Stop Relying on a System That Wasn’t Built for You

Industry and retail funds profit from your passivity.

You have to desire to do more. 

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