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Investing through your SMSF.

Self-managed super fund

Your super.
Your responsibilities.

An SMSF is a super fund run by its members as trustees, or as directors of a corporate trustee. Professional support can help with the work; trustees remain responsible for the fund.

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Two ways to assess exposure

Managed portfolio

The Diversified Growth and Property Opportunities funds propose exposure across a portfolio of investments.

Compare the strategies
One nominated property

The Residential Property Fund proposes a property-specific investment for eligible SMSF trustees.

Explore the proposed structure

Investing through a managed fund does not transfer the SMSF trustee’s responsibilities to the investment manager.

Three strategies to assess.

The fund range is proposed. Availability, minimums and eligibility are being confirmed.

From review to investment.

Understand the investment

Read the current PDS, TMD and any additional information. Consider the fund’s objectives, risks, fees, eligibility and withdrawal terms.

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Questions for trustees.

Does the investment fit our SMSF?

Consider the fund’s investment strategy, liquidity needs and applicable obligations. An appropriately qualified adviser can help assess the proposed investment in your circumstances.

What reporting is available?

Ongoing administration and reporting are part of the proposed SMSF investment experience. Ask Investor Relations to confirm the reports and documents available for your accountant and auditor.

Can we choose a specific property?

The Residential Property Fund is a proposed property-specific structure. The nominated property, eligibility criteria and investment terms must be confirmed in the applicable documents.

Talk through the next step.

Speak with Investor Relations