You built it. Now make it work as hard as you did.
Don't park it. Onset it.
Cash in your super fund, your offset or the business account waits. Onsetting puts it to work in first mortgage backed property income, so it earns while you decide what comes next.
Your Onset Review
Your numbersFund tax, where it applies, falls on both sides, so the gap holds. Target returns, not guaranteed. General information only, not advice. Your capital is at risk.
Offsetting reacts. Onsetting acts.
Parked money protects you from the bank's rate. Onset money earns from property, secured by a registered mortgage, paid to you monthly.
Waits in an offset, term deposit or cash account.
Safe, idle, and earning whatever the bank decides this quarter.
Works in property backed lending, with security behind it.
Monthly income, a defined term, and a fund manager that has been lending against Sydney property since 2023.
- 01Run your Onset ReviewYour amount, your current rate. Two minutes, no sign up.
- 02Confirm you are wholesaleUsually an accountant's certificate. We make it simple for you and for them.
- 03Onset and earn monthlyRead the Information Memorandum, invest, and receive income each month.
Property backed income for your fund, without buying the property.
No tenants, no borrowing inside the fund, no single address carrying your retirement. Your fund lends, secured against real property, and receives the income.
Three funds. One ladder of risk.
Start with first mortgage security. Step up only if you want more return for more risk.
Target return a year. First ranking mortgage, 60% to 75% LVR, 3 year term.
Target return a year, by series and how often you are paid. Opportunity fund, 18 to 36 months.
See the Harvest optionsTarget return a year. Preferred equity, about 18 months.
Harvest 2. Choose your series, then how you are paid.
Target return a year| Series | Paid monthly | Paid quarterly New | Paid annually |
|---|---|---|---|
| Series A | 12% | 12.5% | Not available |
| Series B | 13% | 13.5% | 17% |
| Series C | 14% | 14.5% | 20% |
The less often you take income, the higher the target return. Monthly suits SMSF trustees paying pensions. Annual suits investors who do not need the cash flow.
Targets are not guaranteed and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Read the Information Memorandum before investing.