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Fixed Income is based on a simple premise: A lender lends money to a borrower for a specific period, in exchange for agreed, regular interest payments.
This might not deliver the thrills of crypto or bring the bonus of brand names you’d drop casually into conversation, but it’s been around since medieval times, and it’s still going strong.
Until recently, it was also as tricky to navigate as the feudal system. Assets were difficult to access directly, complicated, and designed for people who didn’t need money in the first place.
That’s all changing now, not only because of the entry into the market of new Funds like Blossom, but also because today’s investor is more informed and looking for easier ways to balance their exposure to risk. In a market that’s increasingly unpredictable, investors typically seek out opportunities where:
Like any investment, there are risks – such as a steep interest rate rise, inflation, or an issuer defaulting on itsdebt – but compared to other popular asset classes, you’re generally less exposed to volatility.
What are you actually invested in? We’ll cover some of the main ones:
A well-diversified portfolio usually has some allocation to Fixed Income. Blossom App gives our clients direct access to the benefits. It’s less likely to get your heart racing, but you’ll sleep more soundly, and a good night’s sleep is a commodity everyone is looking for.
Important Information: BlossomApp Pty Ltd may pay fees to 1st Street Financial in relation to investments in the Blossom Fund.
Are you considering buying an investment property? The word on the street is that 2023…
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1st Street’s premium service comes at no cost to you! 1st Street is paid by the lender when your loan settles, however, this will not affect your interest rate or loan fees! It is often more cost-effective for a mortgage broker to process a loan rather than the lenders processing it themselves in-house. In fact, we often find that we can save you money by negotiating on your behalf.
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