More income than cash pays
A set income rate, locked in for the life of the bond, in return for lending to a company rather than a bank.
Access corporate bonds from established Australian companies and earn regular, fixed income. Every opportunity clearly set out: the company, dependable income rate, investment term and key risks laid out clearly.
A specialist will be in touch — usually the same business day.
Your details have been received. A bond specialist will call you back, usually the same business day.
These days more Australian investors put a portion of their savings into corporate bonds.
A set income rate, locked in for the life of the bond, in return for lending to a company rather than a bank.
You are paid a set amount on set dates, usually monthly, so you know exactly what is coming and when.
You know the company you are lending to, the rate, the term and the risks before you commit. It is not a pooled fund where you never see what you own.
*Target returns are indicative, not guaranteed. Corporate bonds are not bank deposits; your capital is at risk and returns depend on the issuer meeting its obligations. Consider the Financial Services Guide and each offer document before investing.
Corporate bonds may not suit all investors. A specialist will talk through your situation before any decision is made.
Leave your details or call us directly. A specialist will be in touch, usually the same business day. The first conversation takes around 15 to 20 minutes.
Same business dayYou will see the company, the indicative income rate, the term and the key risks. We explain everything before asking for a decision.
Full disclosure firstNo pressure on the call. If an opportunity fits your goals, we handle the paperwork and keep you updated throughout the term.
No obligation
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A Financial Services Guide is provided before you invest. Nothing hidden.
Capital at risk: credit risk and fees disclosed up front. No surprises.
“We’d saved for years but had no real plan for turning it into income. They explained our options in plain English, and for the first time we feel like we know where we’re heading.”
“What stood out was the lack of pressure. The first conversation was genuinely about understanding our situation, not selling us anything.”
“I was anxious about retiring with the markets the way they are. Talking it through and seeing the plan made me feel far more in control of the situation.”
“Straight, patient and completely upfront about fees. We knew exactly what was involved before committing to anything.”
“After putting it off for years, the readiness conversation gave us a clear starting point. It was simpler than we expected.”
“They took the time to understand what we wanted retirement to look like before quoting numbers. It felt personal, not a productised line.”
Testimonials reflect the experience of individual clients and are not a guarantee of future outcomes. They should reflect the outcome and do not take into account your personal circumstances.
A corporate bond is a loan you make to a company. In return, the company pays you a set rate of interest on set dates and repays your capital at the end of the agreed term. Unlike shares, you know the income rate and the maturity date before you invest.
Corporate bonds typically pay a higher income rate than term deposits because you are lending to a company rather than a bank, and your capital is not government guaranteed. In exchange for that additional risk, investors are compensated with higher returns and, usually, more frequent income payments.
The main risk is credit risk: the possibility the issuing company cannot meet its interest payments or repay your capital. Bonds may also be harder to sell before maturity than listed investments. Every opportunity we present sets out the specific risks in writing before you commit.
Most opportunities start from $25,000. Your specialist will confirm the minimum for any specific bond when they walk you through what is currently available.
Yes. Many of our clients invest through a self-managed super fund, allocating a portion of the fund to fixed income. Whether it suits your fund depends on your investment strategy, so speak with your adviser or accountant where appropriate.
None. The first conversation is about your situation and what is available. You invest only if an opportunity suits your goals, on your timeline.
Have a question not listed here? Call us on 1300 753 199 or leave your details and we will call you back.
No obligation. We share what is available and you decide if and when to proceed, usually with a same-business-day response.
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