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Unit price history: QSuper Balanced (Default) – Accumulation

DatesortUnit price
Wed, 16 May 20122.3999
Tue, 15 May 20122.3998
Mon, 14 May 20122.3995
Sun, 13 May 20122.3965
Sat, 12 May 20122.3965
Fri, 11 May 20122.3965
Thu, 10 May 20122.4008
Wed, 09 May 20122.4038
Tue, 08 May 20122.4103
Mon, 07 May 20122.4109
Sun, 06 May 20122.4109
Sat, 05 May 20122.4109
Fri, 04 May 20122.4109
Thu, 03 May 20122.4111
Wed, 02 May 20122.4010
Tue, 01 May 20122.3980
Mon, 30 Apr 20122.3961
Sun, 29 Apr 20122.3890
Sat, 28 Apr 20122.3890
Fri, 27 Apr 20122.3890
Thu, 26 Apr 20122.3840
Wed, 25 Apr 20122.3858
Tue, 24 Apr 20122.3858
Mon, 23 Apr 20122.3853
Sun, 22 Apr 20122.3838
Sat, 21 Apr 20122.3838
Fri, 20 Apr 20122.3838
Thu, 19 Apr 20122.3801
Wed, 18 Apr 20122.3771
Tue, 17 Apr 20122.3777

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  • Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Returns may vary considerably over time.
  • Each of our options has a different objective, risk profile, and asset allocation. Visit our investment choice section for more detailed information.
  • Changes to inflation, fees, asset allocations, option objectives, and risk, play a significant part in the return of any investment option.
  • On 1 July 2006 alternative investments (such as infrastructure, private equity, hedge funds, and commodities) were introduced into the QSuper Balanced (Default), QSuper Moderate, and QSuper Aggressive options.
  • On 19 August 2010 QSuper renamed six of its nine investment options. View the previous names.
  • Performance history is available from the following dates:
    February 1998 - QSuper Moderate and QSuper Balanced (Default)
    July 2000 - Cash and QSuper Aggressive
    January 2005 - Australian Shares, International Shares, QSuper Socially Responsible, and Diversified Bonds
    February 2008 - QSuper Indexed Mix
  • In the event of a significant market correction, QSuper may suspend processing until the market movement can be incorporated into the unit price.