My original maths was that my super hasn't grown much since I ever had one, with any super company. and my super is in theory growing by $6750 per annum. minus $750 = $5998. And I have the freedom of doing whatever investment I want with it. For example, in March this year my super was $15000, now its $17000. If you take away my company's contribution then you can see that it hasn't grown much has it? If I had put it in a medium risk stock since March I would probably had, say 20% return by now?
I'm turning 29 years old and I'm thinking I can invest in some high risk high return stuff. If I lose it all I can start accumulating when I'm 30.
Would you think the same way I do? Your opinion is much appreciated.
