Chamber Pension Plan delivers strong returns in 2026
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Members of the Chamber Pension Plan have reason to celebrate, as the Plan has delivered exceptional year-on-year investment performance as at 30 April 2026—particularly for younger contributors in its long-term growth funds.
The Plan’s target-date funds, which are aligned to members’ expected retirement timelines, posted standout returns across the board. The 2060 Fund—designed for members born in the 1990s or later—achieved an impressive 27.47% return, while the 2050 Fund (for those born in the 1980s) followed closely at 24.74%. The 2040 Fund, serving members born in the 1970s, also delivered a strong return of 19.52%.
These results reflect the strength of the Plan’s long-term investment strategy, which typically allocates more growth-oriented assets—such as equities—to younger members, allowing them to benefit more fully from favourable market conditions.
Even members in funds designed for those approaching or in retirement saw solid gains. The Income Growth Fund recorded a commendable year-on-year return of 11.27%, demonstrating that strong performance was delivered across the full range of age-based investments.
In addition to robust returns, the Chamber Pension Plan continues to stand out for its cost efficiency. With an overall net investment management fee of just 0.083% per annum, the Plan remains highly competitive, helping to ensure that more of members’ contributions stay invested and working for their future.
Mr. Randall Fisher, Senior Manager for Business Management and Relationship Development, also noted that several of the Plan’s funds—including the 2030, 2040, 2050 and 2060 funds—reached record net asset values (NAVs) at the end of April, underscoring the Plan’s continued upward trajectory.
While pension investments are designed for long-term growth and can fluctuate over time, this year’s performance highlights the importance of consistent contributions and the value of a well-structured, age-based investment approach.
For Chamber members, it’s an encouraging reminder that planning for the future—supported by strong fund management—can deliver meaningful results.






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