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Actively managed Australian bond fund.
Risk vs Return
Up to 35 Australian investment grade corporate bonds chosen for expected excess returns.
ILB should move up or down in line with inflation. Invests in inflation linked securities whose coupon is determined by the inflation rate.
Invests in the highest yielding investment grade Australian corporate bonds it can find. Thats debt issued by big Australian companies that pays a better yield than government bonds.
GOVT invests in Australian Government and semi Government bonds to give you a stable income stream.
Invests in Government, semi Government and corporate bonds. Low risk, regular income savings product.
Invests in investment grade Australian corporate debt. Stable income.
Diversified exposure to the Australian investment grade corporate bond market. Mostly Australian and international banks.
IGB invests in Australian Treasury Bonds to provide a stable government backed income stream.
Invests in Australian Government Bonds usually 5 to 10 year duration. Low risk income.
This ETF invests in semi gov't bonds, so mainly state government credit. Slightly more risky than governement bonds but still low risk income and better return.
Invests in Australian Bank Floating Rate Note bonds. These bonds pay a regular coupon that varies with interest rates, so as interest rates go up so does your coupon.
Buys bonds issued by the Australian federal and state governments and agencies. Stable income.
Invests in a portfolio of floating rate notes so the returns you get vary with inflation. A good safe place to be if you think interest rates are going up.
VAF invests in income generating assets including Government and semi bonds and investment grade corporate bonds. Low risk income.
Invests in Australian corporate bonds of investment grade and a duration of less than 5 years. Low Risk income.
Uses primarily Government bonds to create a return in excess of inflation. Actively managed.
HBRD invests in "hybrid" securities which are a bit like corporate bonds and a bit like shares. Should return more than fixed income and less than shares.
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