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Simple to start, careful at every step.
One account, several ways to invest, and an adviser who explains each step. Here is what to expect, from your first conversation to your first statement.
The Process
Five steps to your first investment.
We partner with leading fund managers, banks and investment houses to give you access to opportunities usually reserved for large institutions.
Check you’re eligible
You’ll need to be over 18, hold valid photo ID and proof of address, and meet the requirements for the products you’re interested in.
Apply online
Complete our secure application in about five minutes and upload your identity documents for verification.
Choose your strategy
Work with your adviser to choose the deposits, funds, bonds or allocations that fit your goals.
Fund your account
Transfer funds from your nominated Australian bank account. Once approved, your account is active.
Track and review
Follow your portfolio in the client portal, receive statements, and adjust your plan with your adviser over time.
Why It Works
Fewer forms, better access.
With your adviser, choose from 50+ researched funds alongside deposits, corporate bonds and pre-IPO allocations, with multi-currency options for international portfolios.
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Security first
Protecting your money and your information is our priority, with strong security and compliance controls throughout.
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Institutional access
Opportunities usually reserved for institutional investors, from a shortlist our team has researched.
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Built for the long term
Strategies that focus on stability, diversification and consistent outcomes rather than short-term swings.
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Verify once
Once your account is verified, you can invest and reinvest without repeating lengthy checks.
Your Adviser
You’re never on your own.
Every client is supported by a dedicated adviser who makes sure you understand your options, the risks and the potential rewards.
You can reach them by phone, email or video call. Our goal is to help you make confident choices that fit your financial goals, and to tell you plainly when something doesn’t.