Since inception in 2002, Maxiron Group’s goal has been to improve the WealthBeing™ of every day Australians.
Maxiron Monthly Income Trust (the Trust) offers a smart way to boost your money. If you are looking for an investment that offers a competitive return, the Trust might be right for you.
The Trust is an indirectly pooled mortgage scheme that provides investors with a competitive return via commercial loans secured mainly by registered second mortgages over Australian properties.
Setup an investment in 5 minutes by investing as little as $20,000 and receive a fixed monthly return* to you; it’s that simple.
Rates shown are effective from 1st March 2023. The rates are net of all fees and charges. Returns are distributed monthly. Rates are subject to change (for new investments only) and any changes will be published on our website.
General Warning Advice: This is general advice only. It does not take your specific needs or circumstances into consideration, so you should look at your own financial position, objectives and requirements and seek financial advice before making any financial decisions.
*Current rates can be confirmed by calling us. This investment is not a bank deposit and there are risks of lending for commercial purposes as explained in the PDS and TMD which you can download below that outlines that the return is not guaranteed and you risk losing part or all of your money.
Make your hard-earned savings work harder for you.
Savings: $
$20,000 $3,000,000
Term: months
3 months 36 months
*This investment is not a bank deposit and there are risks of lending for commercial purposes as explained in the PDS and TMD which you can download below that outlines that the return is not guaranteed and you risk losing part or all of your money.
We are able to accept all investors whether they are a Retail or Wholesale Investor (see below for explanation). We can also accept investments from individual investors, self-managed super funds, trusts and companies.
General Warning Advice: This is general advice only. It does not take your specific needs or circumstances into consideration, so you should look at your own financial position, objectives and requirements and seek financial advice before making any financial decisions.
