SMSF Loan Specialists

Build Wealth Through Super

SMSF Loan Specialists

A full-feature SMSF loan product designed for those looking to build wealth through property within a Self-Managed Super Fund.

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Product Features

No liquidity test required

Free offset account

Easy refinance option available

Quick & easy pre-approval

Additional super contribution acceptable

Residential & Commercial

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an SMSF loan?
A loan that allows the SMSF to borrow money to purchase investment properties (usually residential or commercial properties), to grow retirement savings through rental income and capital gains

An SMSF loan allows the trustees of the SMSF to borrow money to buy an investment property as part of the SMSF portfolio. The property can be either residential or commercial.

Once purchased, the property is held in a separate custodian trust (bare trust) and any income generated is re-invested into the fund to repay the SMSF loan. When the loan is repaid, the SMSF acquires the deed title. The diagram below shows how this works.

When setting up an SMSF and purchasing investment property, it is recommended to start with at least AUD 200,000. There are the annual accounting and audit fees, typically ranging from AUD 1,000 to AUD 2,000 depending on the complexity of the fund, investment structure, and required professional services.


For those considering an SMSF, it is very important to understand the relevant investment rules and regulations.

The biggest benefit is tax exemption. For example, if you buy a house for $500,000 and later sell it for $1,000,000 during the retirement phase, the capital gain is tax-free. Even if you sell it during the accumulation phase, there is still up to a 10% discount on capital gains tax.
For residential property it is a strict no, while for commercial property, it is allowed with strict Arm’s Length rules.

Yes, guarantors can take advantage of making additional contributions based on their annual income which will be supported and confirmed by an accountant letter

SMSF retirement benefits can generally be withdrawn tax-free after retirement. Withdrawals are only allowed after meeting a “condition of release.” Members should consult a financial adviser to structure a withdrawal plan.


In addition, in special circumstances (such as severe financial hardship or compassionate grounds), early access to superannuation may be permitted. Specific situations should be handled in accordance with SMSF regulations and relevant documentation.

Generally – No. If a property is held inside an SMSF, you cannot simply “cash out” equity the way you would with a personal investment property.