WAR GENERATION Case Study
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CLIENT PROFILE The War Generation represents a significant demographic in Australian society and has a large representation in SMSF. In many cases this generation has accumulated substantial retirement savings, quite often by property investment and the capital gains achieved over many years. The table below summarises a hypothetical client profile of this generation.
Older, war generation retired couple with SMSF Shorter investment horizon than most SMSFs $1.5m assumed SMSF balance Lower risk profile Income orientation Seeking positive cash flow from portfolio Seeking lower gearing
Future Estate offers a range of investment alternatives for our investors, some of which are well suited to older retirees seeking interest rate type returns and capital preservation. In particular, we offer investors the potential to participate in property projects via secured lending or preferred returns in terms of both capital and income returns. We call this Preferred Income Units (or PIUs).
Future Estate Preferred Income Units (PIU) are suited to older investors with a shorter investment horizon, income orientation and a focus on capital preservation.
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PREFERRED income units at a glance Residential Property
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Preferred loans or preferred equity against a specific property project 15% + p.a. Typically 2 years $50,000 and over Residential property projects Australia wide, with a focus on fundamentally robust markets
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“De-Risked� projects with substantial pre-sales cover, conservative gearing, strong returns and sound due diligence outcomes
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investment benefits Generate high returns, typically 15% + from a debt-like investment Relatively short investment horizon, typically 2 years Security or preferred returns over a specific asset or development project Capital preservation focus Rigorous underwriting standards, akin to lending standards of a bank or lending institution Low Fees Please contact us to discuss how Preferred Income Units may suit your clients.
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