SuperLife Europe
miscellaneousMiscellaneous5yr Return
13.7%
3yr Return
20.4%
1yr Return
31.3%
3m Return
7.70%
Total Fee
0.59%
Fund Size
$16.3M
The WealthWatch View
A single ETF holds 99.86% of this fund: the Vanguard FTSE Europe tracker, delivering a pure, undiluted bet on European equities through one low-cost vehicle. SuperLife Europe returned 31.3% over the year to March 2025, reflecting the strength of European markets during that period, with three-year annualised returns at 20.4% and five-year at 13.7%.
The fund sits in the miscellaneous category and charges a total fee of 0.59%, which includes a 0.57% management fee and a 0.1% performance fee. With $16.3 million in assets under management, this is a compact, specialist fund designed for investors seeking concentrated geographic exposure outside the usual global or Australasian allocations. The fund holds 100% growth assets, with 99.94% in international shares and a sliver of US dollar cash.
This structure strips away diversification across regions or asset classes. The fund rises and falls with Europe alone, making it a targeted tool for those building a portfolio with deliberate regional tilts. A high-growth fund built for long time horizons, it offers single-market concentration rather than broad global coverage.
General information only, not financial advice. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
Asset Allocation
Top Holdings
The fund's largest investments
Vanguard FTSE Europe ETF
Shares · US
USD Cash Account (BNP Paribas)
Cash · US
Historical Returns
3 Month
7.70%
1 Year
31.3%
3 Year
20.4%
annualised
5 Year
13.7%
annualised
10 Year
9.0%
Since Inception
—%
annualised
Fees
Risk Level
Medium
Fund Managers
Lisa Turnbull
Chief Executive Officer - Smart
9 months in role
Stuart Kenneth Reginald Millar
Chief Investment Officer - Smart
7 years, 1 month in role
Jon Raby
Director - Smart
8 months in role
Alister John Williams
Director - Smart
10 years, 7 months in role
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