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CFMG Capital

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Episodes

  1. 4d ago

    What SMSF Changes Could Mean for Investors

    In Episode 10 of Smart Capital, CFMG Capital General Manager Andrew Thomson sits down with Conaill Keniry, co-founder, Director and financial adviser at What If Advice and Accounting, to examine the Federal Government’s proposed changes affecting self-managed super funds. Together, they unpack the proposed restrictions on SMSF borrowing through Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements and explain which investors could be affected. They also discuss whether existing arrangements may be protected and how the reforms could reshape traditional property investment strategies within superannuation. The conversation explores where SMSF investors may look for income, diversification and wealth creation if borrowing options become more restricted. It also considers the potential role of private credit, the tax implications of alternative investments and the broader planning opportunities available to SMSF trustees. Whether you already manage an SMSF or are considering how superannuation can support your long-term investment strategy, this episode provides practical insights into navigating policy uncertainty and making informed decisions. Tune in to understand what may change, what trustees should consider now and why professional advice remains critical. --- The content of this podcast is general in nature and provided for entertainment and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice and should not be relied upon when making investment or financial decisions. Always seek independent professional advice appropriate to your circumstances.

  2. 10/27/2025

    The Role of Private Credit in an Investment Portfolio

    In this episode of Smart Capital, James O’Kane, Senior Private Client Advisor at Shaw & Partners, sits down with CFMG Capital’s General Manager Andrew Thomson to unpack the growing role of private credit in modern investment portfolios. This episode breaks down what private credit is, how it differs from traditional fixed income, and why more investors are turning to these opportunities outside the public markets. The discussion covers risk and return profiles, liquidity considerations, and how private credit can complement property investments to support wealth growth and stability in a shifting economic environment. Whether you’re curious about property-backed lending or looking for opportunities beyond the public markets, this episode offers practical insights into where private credit fits within a modern investment portfolio. General Advice Warning from James O’Kane: This advice is ‘General’ as opposed to personal, advice. This means it has been prepared for multiple recipients without consideration of your investment objectives, financial situation and needs (“Personal Circumstances”). Advice or opinions given are not a recommendation that a particular course of action is suitable for you and the advice is therefore not to be acted on as Personal investment advice. You must assess whether or not the advice is appropriate for your Personal Circumstances before making any investment decisions.

  3. 04/29/2025

    The Art & Science Of Site Acquisition

    CFMG Capital has built a strong record of returning 100% of investor capital and achieving the targeted return 100% of the time upon completion of the investment term* . This success is in part due to the ability of our team to identify and deliver quality projects that are attractive to their target market and meet the clearly defined investment strategy.  In this episode of SMART CAPITAL we explore the site acquisition process and how CFMG Capital goes about finding development sites that serve the needs of buyers and investors. CFMG Capital's General Manager Andrew Thomson and Manager of Acquisitions & Analysis Duncan MacPherson take a deep dive into the important aspects of site acquisition that help support deliver returns to investors across the company's suite of investment funds. The podcast answers a range of questions, including: Why is the acquisition process so important?How does CFMG Capital identify sites for potential purchase?What criteria do we use to purchase sites?What are the most important terms of any acquisition?----------------------------- *Receipt of the targeted return (or return of the invested capital at the end of the investment term) is dependent on the successful completion of the projects as outlined in the SPDS’s for the CFMG Land and Opportunity Fund ARSN 602 610 006 (‘CFMG L&O Fund’) and CFMG First Mortgage and Income Fund ARSN 118 670 705 (‘CFMG FMIF’) and the successful completion of the loan investments as outlined in the PDS of the CFMG Monthly Income Fund ARSN  602 609 638 (collectively referred to as the ‘Funds’), available at www.cfmgcapital.com.au, and may not arise. Prospective investors should carefully consider the PDS’s and SPDS’s for the Funds including the risks outlined in those documents before making any investment decision in connection with this investment. An investment in the Funds does not represent a deposit and is subject to investment risk including possible loss of capital. Consider whether these investments are appropriate for you. CFMG Equity and Income Funds Limited ACN 112 753 876. AFSL 291 390. See our Target Market Determinations at https://bit.ly/3Enagzr (CFMG L&O Fund) and https://bit.ly/4jLGGDS (CFMG FMIF) and https://bit.ly/4hKzl5G (CFMG MIF).

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