APRA is required to conduct an annual performance test for superannuation products. This year the test has assessed MySuper products for the sixth year in a row. The assessment under the performance test is intended to hold RSE licensees to account for underperformance through greater transparency and increased consequences.

This page contains the 2026 test results for 50 MySuper products.

These results are included in the Australian Taxation Office's YourSuper comparison tool.

Related documents

MySuper performance test results

2026 MySuper performance test - accessible version

Failing products

Immediate expectations of RSE licensees with failed products

For all products that fail the test for the first time, RSE licensees are expected to:

• Identify the causes of underperformance and develop and implement a plan to rectify this underperformance; or
• If it is in the best interests of members, develop a plan to transfer members to another option, product or fund and/or exit the industry.
• If the product is already closed to new members and the RSE licensee does not intend to exit members, demonstrate why retaining members in the closed product is in members’ best financial interests.

Additionally, for second consecutive fail products, RSE licensees are required to:

• Ensure the product is closed to new members on the day following the notification.

First time fails