Investments

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Total fund performance

As of December 31, 2024


In 2024, the Civil Service Superannuation Fund (CSSF) earned 16.25%. This return outpaced the policy benchmark return of 14.1% and the actuarial rate of return of 6%.

For over 30 years, the CSSF has consistently earned more than the policy benchmark and the actuarial rate of return.

We diversify our investment portfolio by investing in a wide range of asset classes. This helps us manage risk and ensure we meet our commitments to our members.

Find out how each asset class performed in 2024.

Glossary

The policy benchmark measures the fund’s performance relative to the broader market. The benchmark reflects current market conditions and how other investments performed.

The actuarial rate of return is set by the plan actuary. It’s an assumption the actuary makes about what the plan’s assets will earn.

Performance is the return earned by the fund. In the chart above, returns for periods longer than one year are shown for the labelled number of years.

Asset classes are different types of investments, such as infrastructure, fixed income, and private equities.

Total fund performance

As of December 31, 2024


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In 2024, the Civil Service Superannuation Fund (CSSF) earned 16.25%. This return outpaced the policy benchmark return of 14.1% and the actuarial rate of return of 6%.

For over 30 years, the CSSF has consistently earned more than the policy benchmark and the actuarial rate of return.

We diversify our investment portfolio by investing in a wide range of asset classes. This helps us manage risk and ensure we meet our commitments to our members.

Find out how each asset class performed in 2024.

Glossary

The policy benchmark measures the fund’s performance relative to the broader market. The benchmark reflects current market conditions and how other investments performed.

The actuarial rate of return is set by the plan actuary. It’s an assumption the actuary makes about what the plan’s assets will earn.

Performance is the return earned by the fund. In the chart above, returns for periods longer than one year are shown for the labelled number of years.

Asset classes are different types of investments, such as infrastructure, fixed income, and private equities.