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Grow your wealth in Super through property

by eSuperfund 02 August 2016 1 minute read

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We show you how to use your Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF) to buy a residential or commercial property as an investment.

by eSuperfund

August 02, 2016

>One of the benefits of having an SMSF is that you can use the money to invest in either commercial or residential property. There are rules about what you can invest in, but for many people property serves as a solid, secure investment.

For more information about SMSFs, download our free SMSF Guide to Investing in Property eBook or Information Package today. If you’re ready to establish an SMSF, you can apply now with ESUPERFUND.

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Centennial Park

48.54%
Paterson

47.87%
Sunshine Beach

47.06%
Minyama

46.76%
West Melbourne

46.72%
Waratah

46.71%
Myponga

46.49%
Lochinvar

46.3%
Murtoa

46.28%
Miles

46.15%

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