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Financial year to date
( 20/11/2009 )		 As at 31/10/2009 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 History Performance
graph		 Quarterly update
1 year 3 year p.a.* 5 year p.a.*
Balanced Balanced 11.35% 10.11% -0.05% 5.92% 2.068306 History Returns graph Quarterly update
Cash Plus Cash Plus 7.62% 7.72% 2.50% 5.45% 1.882561 History Returns graph Quarterly update
Socially Responsible Socially Responsible 11.35% 9.77% -0.73% n/a 2.002740 History Returns graph Quarterly update
Basic Growth Basic Growth 14.37% 13.75% n/a n/a 0.997954 History Returns graph Quarterly update
High Growth High Growth 11.82% 6.98% -3.81% 4.62% 1.603401 History Returns graph Quarterly update
Cash Cash 1.80% 4.14% 4.31% 4.53% 1.786411 History Returns graph Quarterly update
Fixed Interest Fixed Interest 12.56% 14.10% 7.39% n/a 2.022755 History Returns graph Quarterly update
Australian Shares Australian Shares 23.92% 26.77% 0.91% n/a 1.961724 History Returns graph Quarterly update
International Shares International Shares 10.84% 6.69% -9.04% n/a 1.349151 History Returns graph Quarterly update

Weekly finance report

16 Nov 2009

Australian employment figures for October showed an increase in employment, which was predominantly fuelled by an increase in hiring within the resources sector. This has further added to speculation of a rate rise when the RBA meets in December.

The US government deficit hit a record for October, totalling $176.4 billion. This was a higher than expected result, and is sparking concerns that if such deficits continue it could place upward pressure on interest rates. Meanwhile, President Barack Obama said he will convene business executives for a jobs forum next month at the White H...

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Note:

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 Balanced, Cash Plus, and High Growth options.

Performance history is available from the following dates:
February 1998 - Cash Plus and Balanced
July 2000 - Cash and High Growth
January 2005 - Australian Shares, International Shares, Socially Responsible, and Fixed Interest
February 2008 - Basic Growth

~In the event of a significant market movement, QSuper may temporarily pause processing until the market movement can be incorporated into the unit price. Find out more about significant market movements.

* Compound average