Education (basics)
Like bonds, hybrids generally pay a regular income stream and are often issued with future call, conversion or reset dates. However, like shares, they rank below senior creditors and can absorb losses under certain circumstances.
Education (basics)
Bonds are not designed to outperform equities. Instead, they offer a valuable middle ground—typically providing higher returns than cash with less volatility than shares.
General
FIIG clients have access to a broad range of bank bonds, including not only those issued by Australia's major banks but also securities issued by leading European banking institutions. This broader range of issuers within the same sector provides many benefits for a fixed income portfolio.
Education (basics)
SMSF investors nearing retirement should reassess asset allocation and consider bonds to reduce risk and improve income.
Education (basics)
SMSFs give Australian investors more control over superannuation, with SMSF Australia supporting setup, administration and bond investing. It covers setup requirements, costs, compliance obligations, account rollovers and how bonds can help diversify portfolios, preserve capital and generate income.