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Performance
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Performance

BUSSQ is focussed on delivering strong, long term returns for its members.

BUSSQ Super & TTR account performance

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1 The Bonds option commenced on 1 June 2026.
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Returns shown for 1 year and longer are rolling returns reported based on the month end date shown in the table.
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View our 2025/26 financial year investment returns. For prior financial year performance, see our Annual Reports.

Income account performance

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1 The Bonds option commenced on 1 June 2026.
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Returns shown for 1 year and longer are rolling returns reported based on the month end date shown in the table.
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View our 2025/26 financial year investment returns. For prior financial year performance, see our Annual Reports.

Investing with BUSSQ

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Unit prices

Learn about our daily and historical unit prices for our different investment options.

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Investment basics

Get to grips with the basics of investing your super and understand why it matters for your retirement savings.

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Investment risk calculator

Use our risk calculator to better understand your attitude to risk and explore which investment options may suit your goals and circumstances.

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Footnotes and disclaimers

** Returns are net of investment fees and costs, taxes, and administration fees. Past performance does not indicate future performance and is only one consideration when choosing a super fund.