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Greater capital stability with investment grade Corporate Bonds

Investment grade Corporate Bonds will typically provide greater capital stability than equities, property or other growth investments.
The face value of a bond will be repaid to you when it matures.
Select a Bond portfolio from over 400 Corporate Bonds from well-known names such as Qantas and Commonwealth Bank through to smaller companies such as G8 Education and StockCo.
You can trade your bonds in $10,000 parcels if you need to access your capital.

Seeking capital preservation? Learn more with our Corporate Bonds ebook

Craft a personalised portfolio tailored to your needs from a diverse selection of Australia's top companies.

Through FIIG’s DirectBonds Service, starting with a minimum of $50,000 you can get access to over 600 well-known Australian companies, providing you with consistent and reliable income payments and capital stability.

5.64% p.a.^{^}

Conservative Portfolio

This portfolio has 10 securities with weightings between 6.25% and 12.16%, yielding 5.64% pa*. It is designed for investors wanting a 100% allocation of investment grade bonds. The returns shown are based on ~$480,000 investment. $50,000 is the minimum amount that can be invested with FIIG.

6.80% p.a.^{^}

Balanced Portfolio

This portfolio has 16 securities with weightings between 3.21% and 10.62%, yielding 6.80% pa*. It is designed for investors wanting higher yield than a solely investment grade portfolio by taking measured credit risk. The returns shown are based on ~$600,000 investment. $50,000 is the minimum amount that can be invested with FIIG.

9.29% p.a.^{^}

High Yield

This portfolio has 14 securities with weightings between 4.91% and 10.36%, yielding 9.29% pa*. It is designed for investors seeking a higher return and who are comfortable with a corresponding increase in credit risk. The returns shown are based on a ~$448,000 investment. $50,000 is the minimum amount that can be invested with FIIG.

^{^}Pricing as of 27 March 2024. Subject to change.

Receive reliable income throughout the year

Unlike stocks, a bond's performance isn't linked to a company's share price. A bond is essentially a loan with fixed terms, which means you receive regular and consistent income payments at set intervals during the year. This allows you to relax and focus on other things without worrying about the fluctuations of the stock market.

It’s a smart way to diversify

With bonds available from companies in industries as varied as banking, construction, infrastructure, insurance, transport, airlines, retailing and more, it’s easy to ensure diversification for reduced capital risk.

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