Better Homes and Gardens (Australia)

INVEST IN SUCCESS

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Areturned World War II serviceman inspired by the Anzac tradition of selflessne­ss, Ray O’neill had a profound desire to help his fellow countrymen. He realised many Australian­s, such as newly arrived migrants, were unable to achieve the dream to own their own home. So, to help those under-served by mainstream banking institutio­ns, Ray founded La Trobe Financial in 1952. Since then, La Trobe Financial has assisted 180,000 people to achieve financial independen­ce with products including mortgage finance, investment­s and insurance. In particular, the multi-awardwinni­ng La Trobe Australian Credit Fund generated over $211 million in distributi­on payments to 47,000 investors for the financial year 2020.

With close to 70 years’ experience, La Trobe Financial has built its investment offerings, producing consistent low-volatility returns for all investors. That’s why the La Trobe Australian Credit Fund may be ideal for the first-time investor. You can start investing with as little as $10, and there is no entry fee. Investors have the opportunit­y to invest in 5 different investment accounts with varying interest rates, which are reviewed and determined monthly.

From humble beginnings, La Trobe Financial has evolved into a financial powerhouse with close to 400 staff, and $11 billion in AUM, to become one of Australia’s most respected independen­t diversifie­d wealth managers.

THE FOUNDATION

In 1978, as an integral part of championin­g positive change in the lives of others, the company establishe­d the La Trobe Financial Foundation. Since then, La Trobe Financial has donated over $15 million to community initiative­s, including healthcare and education. Giving back is woven throughout the business, with all staff encouraged to work one day a year for a charity, such as Lifeline, Cancer Council, and The Salvation Army. And in this year of unpreceden­ted challenges, La Trobe Financial made a $1 million donation to those affected by bushfires, and donated $1 million to help fight COVID-19.

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