0.75% or an 8.0% target return*
Which would you prefer for your Super?
At the end of the 2020 Financial Year CBUS, one of Australia's most well-known Retail Super Funds announced their earnings results of 0.75% in their Cbus Growth Option with the statement - "any positive result is great news.** We disagree and created an alternative.
*Past performance is not a guarantee of future performance.
Performance of the Top 50 Retail Super Funds in Australia
Not with Cbus? SuperRatings Australia collated the returns data of the Top 50 Retail Super Funds and none have returned as much as 8% per annum over the last 7 years.***
Property Funds:
An Alternative Investment Option For Your Super
A property fund allows you to invest money along with a pool of other investors to increase buying power and purchase retail, commercial or industrial property assets.
Unlike buying a property yourself, a professional does the work of buying the right properties and managing everything. Property funds allow you to leverage a professional's experience, time and skills and reap the rewards. Depending on the type of fund you invest in, you can expect generous potential returns (such as a target return of 8 - 11%) without lifting a finger as the fund's professionals will be managing the pool of money to generate returns.
You can also get started in a property fund with as little as $80,000 in your Super Fund which makes it a sought-after wealth generation strategy by Australian investors.
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Are Property Funds Good?Property funds are an amazing vehicle used by resourceful Australian investors to generate large volumes of wealth — without the headaches typically involved in purchasing investment properties.
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Can this work for me even if I can't buy a house?This can be a great option for people looking to capitalise off the property market even if they aren't yet ready to purchase an investment property themselves. We pool together investors money to by underlying property assets that meet strict investment criteria.
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How do Property Funds choose Investments?Fund managers and professional consultants work together to select property assets in high-growth areas that meet strict criteria and are well suited to investment.
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Why invest in a Property Fund?A property fund is a lot easier to invest in compared to directly purchasing an investment property. Experienced professionals and consultants do all the hard work for you to get you wealth generating returns.
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Are there any risks?Like any investment, there are risks associated with investing in the Fund. There are a number of risk factors that could affect the performance of the Fund and the repayment of Investor capital. Distributions and the return of capital are not guaranteed. Many risk factors fall outside of the Investment Manager’s control and cannot be completely mitigated. Investors should read the PDS in its entirety and consider and weigh up the risk factors carefully to make their own assessment as to whether they are comfortable with them.
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Is it free to check if I qualify?Yes! It is completely free to check if you qualify to invest in a property fund.
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What happens if I qualify?A specialist will get in touch to discuss your options and help you decide whether buying property or choosing a property fund is a better investment for you.
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What are the fund's underlying assets?A fund manager will select high-performance assets to serve as the fund's underlying assets. In a property fund, they're based on residential land subdivisions and other assets to provide a target return of 8 - 11% per annum.
* Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
** Source can be viewed at https://www.cbussuper.com.au/about-us/news/media-release/despite-volatility-strong-returns-for-cbus-mysuper-financial-year.
***.Source: https://www.lonsec.com.au/super-fund/2020/09/24/steady-returns-put-super-funds-back-in-the-black/
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