You can check historical prices (back to 2/1/1995 for their "investment" funds and 25/4/2001 for their "mutual" funds). Basically some of their funds have not performed very well over the years. Not sure how they compare to other funds with a similar asset mix though. You should (if you didn't opt out) also have been getting regular performance updates/reports along the way. If you are thinking of putting the money on deposit then are you planning to spend it in the short/medium term or something? If not then bear in mind that even with the best deposit rates on offer DIRT and inflation will probably render any real returns marginal at best.