Maria01
2 years agoSocial Sightseer
I'd like to know how to customise the return on an investment profile selected for a superannuation account in an Xtools scenario. I know it's possible for non-super assets but can this option be applied to super accounts only?
- lana.graham2 years ago
Iress Contributor
Hi Maria01,
You can set a custom return for super. Note that you need to change the Investment Profile to one of the standard investment profiles instead of the Client, Partner or Joint Risk Profile. You can see the difference between Bob and Betty's Rates in the screen shot below:
A couple of other points:
- Your licensee may have set a limit on the returns you use, so that it can’t exceed the return for the investment profile selected. In this case, if you want to maximise the return projected, you may need to select the most aggressive investment profile.
- Did you know you can adjust all of the investment returns in a single place under Investment Returns? See below:
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