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Earn over 6% pa* with Corporate Bonds

Superior returns with fixed income certainty

Investing in Corporate Bonds gives you access to better returns than cash.
Corporate bonds are the only investment instrument apart from deposits that give you income certainty.
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.

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Bond Portfolios

6.16% p.a.

High Yield

Returns since the 29th of June 2018 are 12.98%. This portfolio has 20 securities with weightings between 1.8% and 18.7%, yielding 6.16% pa with a buy now yield of 5.61%. 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 $1.5 million investment. $250,000 is the minimum amount that can be invested with FIIG.

4.81% p.a.

Balanced Portfolio

Returns since the 29th of June 2018 are 8.45%. This portfolio has 23 securities with weightings between 2.7% and 8.2%, yielding 4.81% pa with a buy now yield of 4.51% pa. It is designed for investors wanting a balanced allocation of investment grade and sub investment grade bonds. The returns shown are based on a $1 million investment. $250,000 is the minimum amount that can be invested with FIIG.

3.27% p.a.

Conservative Portfolio

Returns since the 29th of June 2018 are 8.11%. This portfolio has 13 securities with all weightings between 4.6% and 11.2%, yielding 3.27% pa with a buy now yield of 3.01% pa. It is designed for investors wanting a 100% allocation of investment grade bonds. The returns shown are based on a $1 million investment. $250,000 is the minimum amount that can be invested with FIIG.

Earn a better return

Australian bonds have outperformed cash and Australian and Global shares in the 10 years to December 2017.

Gross returns for 10 years to December 2017- ASX 2018 Long-term Investing Report July 2018.

Bonds available through FIIG

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Choose from 116 bonds that pay over 6% returns

Coupon type
Fixed Coupon Bond Price
$103.13 Sector
Consumer Maturity
Jun 2022

6.12%

Yield to maturity

Coupon type
Fixed Coupon Bond Price
$103.64 Sector
Other Corporate Maturity
Aug 2022

6.26%

Yield to maturity

Coupon type
Fixed Coupon Bond Price
$102.12 Sector
Other Corporate Maturity
May 2023

7.50%

Yield to maturity

Coupon type
Fixed Coupon Bond Price
$102.10 Sector
Industrial Maturity
Aug 2026

6.42%

Yield to maturity

Coupon type
Floating Rate Note Price
$103.70 Sector
Finance Maturity
Jan 2049

7.17%

Yield to maturity

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Choose from 58 bonds that pay 5% returns

Coupon type
Fixed Coupon Bond Price
$101.37 Sector
Technology Maturity
Nov 2025

4.31%

Yield to maturity

Coupon type
Fixed Coupon Bond Price
$113.92 Sector
Technology Maturity
Apr 2038

5.66%

Yield to maturity

Coupon type
Fixed Coupon Bond Price
$102.25 Sector
Finance Maturity
May 2022

5.53%

Yield to maturity

Coupon type
Fixed Coupon Bond Price
$99.53 Sector
Industrial Maturity
Nov 2028

5.27%

Yield to maturity

Coupon type
Fixed Coupon Bond Price
$100.61 Sector
Energy & Resources Maturity
Apr 2049

5.27%

Yield to maturity

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Choose from 473 bonds that pay upto 5% returns

Coupon type
Floating Rate Note Price
$100.75 Sector
Finance Maturity
Aug 2025

4.23%

Yield to maturity

Coupon type
Fixed Coupon Bond Price
$112.75 Sector
Utilities Maturity
Feb 2043

3.56%

Yield to maturity

Coupon type
Fixed Coupon Bond Price
$114.71 Sector
Finance Maturity
Jun 2046

3.92%

Yield to maturity

Coupon type
Floating Rate Note Price
$83.18 Sector
Finance Maturity
Aug 2036

3.30%

Yield to maturity

Coupon type
Floating Rate Note Price
$103.28 Sector
Consumer Maturity
Jun 2045

2.49%

Yield to maturity

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^ Pricing as at 26 February 2020. Subject to change. The yields and prices do not represent the prices that FIIG will transact with its clients. They simply represent FIIG's observation of the institutional market mid-point prices which are obtained from FIIG's trading with institutional counterparties, as well as numerous market data sources that FIIG has access to. A mid-point value sits between the typical bid (offer to buy) and ask (offer to sell) prices prevailing in the institutional market.

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