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25/02/19

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Originally posted by boomeronrations: ↑

Hi Dingle,
A useful thread, unfortunately it might not get much traction off the politics thread.
The difficulty faced by people is maintaining yield , without pushing the risks up to unacceptable levels.
To add a few more to your list of securities, can't,gne, amc, vcx( property trusts in general).
Unlisted property trusts are worth a look.
The reverse of dividend stripping worth a look, ie selling just prior to ex divi.
Corporate bonds thru people like FIIG might be useful.
Direct property, maybe, but I don't have big enough balls for that.
My belief is that the need for more nonfranked investments , will cause the market to respond with a range of instruments to fulfil those needs, both listed and unlisted
So why hasn't that happened yet?
Possibly because the market thinks the policy is unlikely to happen.
I started tentative moves in both my SMSF and outside last year, but paused as I don't think it will happen.
cheers

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Thanks Boomer.

I didn't want to encourage a further political debate as there is already enough of that.

I agree about non-franked investments - or partially franked.

I already have plenty of investments in property, and the like, so I will continue to look for options to do the rebalance, and will report back as I take the steps....
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