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SuperConcepts Partners with DomaCom to Provide SMSF Trustees with Easier Ways to Access Property Investments
- Published November 21, 2016 2:23PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
18th November 2016, Professional Planner
SuperConcepts has announced a partnership with DomaCom to provide SMSF trustees and their advisers with easier ways to access property investments. The fractional nature of the DomaCom Fund breaks down the high cost of property allowing advisers to achieve specific asset allocation in the sector.
The new development follows a recent analysis of SMSF investment trends by SuperConcepts which showed using SMSFs to buy property continues to be popular.
In announcing this new development James Fitzpatrick, Chief Customer Officer at SuperConcepts, said, “The asset allocation to the property sector remains high at 20.6 per cent of investments for the September 2016 quarter and the addition of the DomaCom Fund will provide an innovative solution for our SMSF clients with an appetite for property investment.”
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