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Super that helps you build towards a confident retirement
Here’s an update on how the OnePath Australian Shares Index, OnePath Balanced Index and MultiSeries 70 investment options have performed, as you continue building towards a confident retirement.
If you’re invested in a different option, you can learn how it’s performed on our performance history web page.
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View my investmentsReturns for periods to 31 March 2026 (% per annum)
| Name of investment option | One-year (%) | Three-years (% pa) | Five-years (% pa) | Seven-years (% pa) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
OnePath Australian Shares Index | 11.01 | 8.88 | 8.28 | 8.21 |
OnePath Balanced Index | 6.62 | 7.00 | 4.29 | 4.87 |
MultiSeries 70 | 6.53 | 7.38 | NA | NA |
Note: Investment returns referenced on this webpage are for OneAnswer Frontier Personal Super and are therefore net of tax and investment fees. For OneAnswer Frontier Pension please refer to OneAnswer Frontier Pension to obtain equivalent investment return information.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. The value of an investment may rise or fall with the changes in the market. The performance returns in this communication are reported after deducting investment fees and tax but are before deducting administration fees and costs. Performance returns are annualised for periods greater than one year (pa = per annum). NA is shown where an investment option was not in existence at the start of the period. For details of relevant fees and costs, refer to the PDS and Fee Brochure.
OnePath Australian Shares Index performance
As the strong 11.01% one-year return for the OnePath Australian Shares Index investment option shows, the Australian share market made solid gains over the 12 months to 31 March 2026, even though markets were sometimes bumpy.
The biggest support for the return came from company profits holding up better than expected, especially among large banks and mining companies. Diversified mining businesses were supported by firm iron ore prices and exposure to copper and other materials used in the transition to a lower carbon economy.
What this means for you
If you had $50,000 invested five years ago with a growth of 8.28%p.a. and made no contributions, your balance would now be an estimated $74,424 1
OnePath Balanced Index performance
The OnePath Balanced Index investment option’s 6.62% return over the year to 31 March 2026 came from its mix of shares and defensive investments, which helped balance growth and stability.
Shares, both in Australia and overseas, contributed positively over the year as many companies continued to earn solid profits, even though markets were sometimes volatile. The option also invests in bonds (borrowings made by governments) and cash, which tends to cushion returns during periods of market downturns. This combination means the investment option should participate in market gains while limiting the impact of downturns, which is typical of a balanced investment option.
What this means for you
If you had $50,000 invested five years ago with a growth of 4.29%p.a. and made no contributions, your balance would now be an estimated $61,686 1
MultiSeries 70 performance
The OneAnswer MultiSeries 70 investment option delivered a 6.53% return over the year to 31 March 2026.
Shares in Australia and overseas were the main driver of returns, supported by generally resilient company earnings over the year, even though markets were volatile at times. Emerging market shares were particularly strong over the year. The option also invests in bonds (borrowings made by governments) and cash, which tends to cushion returns during periods of market downturns. The combination of growth exposure alongside investments designed to provide stability means that this investment option has the horsepower to deliver strong long-term returns while aiming to smooth out some ups and downs through diversification.
What this means for you
If you had $50,000 invested three years ago with a growth of 7.38%p.a. and made no contributions, your balance would now be an estimated $61,907 1
Understanding the impact of global events on your super
When there’s conflict overseas, it’s natural to wonder what it means for your super. Here’s how recent events can affect investment markets — and what this can mean for your super over the long term.
Periods of conflict can create short‑term ups and downs in markets. That’s a normal part of how investing works, especially when headlines are unfolding quickly. Your super is built with this in mind, using a mix of investments designed to support your savings over time.
What’s usually more important in moments like these is avoiding sudden changes based on short‑term news. Staying focused on your longer‑term plan can help your super keep working towards your future.
Learn more1 Assuming that the member invested $50,000 in the OnePath Australian Shares Index, OnePath Balanced Index or MultiSeries 70 investment options achieved the historical annualised return over the indicated period. The calculated amount does not take into account any transactions, including contributions, administration fees and costs and/or any insurance premiums charged to the OneAnswer account over this period which would change the final balance. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.