


Why Should 18 Funds Control $14 Trillion of Your Money?

Super Funds Were Hacked. Your Retirement Was Exposed
Last week’s cybersecurity scare sent shockwaves through the superannuation industry – and not just because of the breach itself. It exposed a far bigger issue: centralised control of our retirement savings. When just 18 super funds are on track to hold $14 trillion by 2049, Australians should be asking: who really owns your future?
Fewer Choices Means Less Power for You
Industry and retail super funds have spent decades convincing Australians to hand over their financial future. But a system where a handful of institutions call the shots isn’t secure, and it certainly isn’t freedom. Choice is the real security. Total choice – where you decide how your money is invested and you benefit from the returns.
Supavest OCP and TIC Property Let You Take Control
Supavest OCP and TIC Property give investors a real alternative. Forget the cookie-cutter strategies of the big funds. With Supavest, you invest in high-growth house and land projects. With TIC Property, you become a co-owner of prime developments. It’s smarter, more transparent, and built to put your wealth goals first.
The $14 Trillion Question – Do You Trust Them?
When systems are too big to fail, they often do. Cybersecurity breaches are just the beginning. Regulatory changes, hidden fees, poor returns – the more centralised our retirement system becomes, the more vulnerable everyday Australians are. It’s time to flip the script.