Annual Returns

Actual performance (historic returns) is what matters most. It’s where the buck stops. Without a history of quality actual returns to show, investors have little reason to have confidence in their funds manager.

Historic returns are of course no indicator of future performance. However, they provide the only factual basis upon which an investor can determine who is and who isn’t performing. Performance relative to the market average is the most meaningful information to an investor.

The vast majority of fund managers internationally underperform the market. Our objective is to ourperform the market average.

Year to
ASX200**
Ave Client Return*
Relative Return
March 2004
18.4%
33.7%
15.3% outperfom
March 2005
20.3%
6.1%
-14.3% underperform
March 2006
24.8%
14.9%
-9.9% underperform
March 2007
16.9%
12.7%
-4.2% underperform
March 2008
-10.7%
-8.7%
2.0% outperform
March 2009
-33.1%
-19.1%
14.0% outperform
March 2010
36.1%
58.6%
22.5% outperform
-0.8%
0.7%
1.5% outperform
8 Yr Average
9.0%
12.4%
3.4% outperform

*Average annual equity portfolio return after the performance fee - includes all client portfolios managed on a discretionary basis for the full year
**The ASX200 is the most relevant market comparison.

Latest Full Year Return:

0.7%
(ASX200: -0.8%)

Period: full year to 31 March 2011

Returns
 

As a Trustee of a sizable family trust I have used Pacific Wealth Creators [since 2002].  We were recommended to them by our accountant for their ethical, transparent and different approach.  Speaking now with the benefit of experience – they’ve lived up to that and more.
BW (Auckland business owner)

 
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