Is your standard super investment fund really worth the wait ?

Dear Client,

Further to the release of the latest survey for “Australia's best investments” for 15 years up to 2010 (the latest survey) – Australian banknotes were once again placed as Australia's number one investment!!!

It is interesting to place the average annual capital return of Australian banknotes for this period alongside average annual capital returns of managed Australian superannuation funds.

Rare Australian banknotes over 14 years up to 2010 have shown an average annual capital return of 17.5% P/A.

Managed Australian superannuation funds over the same period up to 2010 have shown a nett loss of 11% per annum(approximation dependant on fund, structure etc) after administration, commissions and other costs were deducted.

As part of a well balanced superannuation fund portfolio rare Australian banknotes should show a far better return than the super industry average of a loss of 11% over the nominated 3 year period. In fact, based on past performance, rare Australian banknotes should be THE BEST PERFORMING ASSET in your superannuation portfolio.

For an obligation free Australian banknote investment portfolio and to see just why Australian banknotes make such good investing sense call us on +61 2 9251-1288 or e-mail: info@therightnote.com.au

Your inquiry will be handled in a confidential & professional manner.

R.E. Fahy - Director.