YourSuper Comparison Tool — How to Use the ATO's Free Super Comparison Tool

The YourSuper comparison tool is a free online tool provided by the ATO that allows Australians to compare all MySuper products by investment return (net of fees) and annual fees. It was introduced as part of the Your Future, Your Super reforms from 2021.


What Is the YourSuper Tool?

The YourSuper tool is available at ato.gov.au/yoursuper. It shows all APRA-regulated MySuper products ranked by their 7-year net investment return — the same metric used in the APRA annual performance test.

It also shows the annual fees for each product at two balance levels — typically $10,000 and $50,000.


How to Use the YourSuper Tool

  1. Go to ato.gov.au/yoursuper
  2. Browse or filter the list of MySuper products — you can sort by return, fees, or fund name
  3. Find your current fund by searching for it
  4. Compare your fund’s return and fees against others
  5. Check the performance test indicator — products that have failed the annual APRA performance test are flagged

If you’re logged in to myGov, the tool can show your specific super account(s) and link directly to your fund’s website to switch or consolidate.


What the Tool Shows

Data pointWhat it means
7-year net returnInvestment return over 7 years, after investment fees; used in the annual performance test
Annual admin fee ($)Fixed administration fee per year
Annual investment fee (%)Investment management cost as a % of balance
Total annual feeCombined fees for $10,000 and $50,000 balances
Performance test resultPass / Fail indicator (failed products are highlighted)
Fund typeIndustry, retail, public sector, corporate

What the Tool Doesn’t Show

  • Non-MySuper (choice) options: The tool only covers MySuper products — your fund’s choice options (indexed, ethical, high-growth) are not included
  • 10-year returns (only 7-year, matching the test methodology)
  • Insurance details: No comparison of insurance cover, premiums, or definitions
  • Member services: No rating for online experience, call centre quality, or financial advice
  • Future performance: Past returns shown; this is not a prediction

How to Interpret the Rankings

The YourSuper tool sorts products by 7-year net return by default. A few things to keep in mind:

  1. Higher return doesn’t always mean better: A high-growth fund will naturally show higher 7-year returns than a balanced fund — compare like with like (similar risk profiles)
  2. Fees matter: Two products with the same return but different fees deliver different outcomes. A product with 1% higher fees requires roughly 1% more return just to stay even
  3. Failed products: A performance test failure is a significant signal. It means the fund has underperformed by more than 0.5% per year over 8 years relative to its own benchmark
  4. Industry vs retail: Many top-performing products are large industry funds, but this is a historical observation — use the data, not the category label

Logging In With myGov

If you log in to the YourSuper tool through myGov → ATO online services → Super, you can:

  • See your own super accounts linked to your TFN
  • See if your account is in a product that has failed the performance test
  • Initiate consolidation of multiple accounts

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the YourSuper tool show choice super products? No — it only covers MySuper (default) products. Choice options within funds are not included in the comparison tool.

Is the YourSuper tool the same as the APRA heatmap? Related but different. The YourSuper tool is the ATO’s member-facing comparison tool. The APRA heatmap is a more detailed regulatory tool showing performance, fees, and sustainability metrics for both MySuper and some choice products. See APRA Heatmap Guide.

Can I switch funds directly from the YourSuper tool? The tool provides links to fund websites and the ATO’s Super → Manage section where you can initiate transfers. You can’t complete a transfer within the tool itself.


For more: APRA Heatmap Guide, Best Performing Super Funds, MySuper Performance Test. For advice on fund selection, speak with a licensed financial adviser via MoneySmart.