Welcome to MSF. A smart way to build your nest egg.
MSF can help you prepare for the future you want. Whether you’re planning for a first home or putting aside money for retirement, it’s easy to build a substantial sum with our proven investment funds.
The key is to keep it simple. Every month, we recommend you save a small amount first. What’s left over is yours to spend. As time rolls by you’ll notice your savings increase without sacrificing your lifestyle.
You can start now. There’s no need to wait
The sooner you start saving, the sooner you’ll reap the rewards. Here are five good reasons why MSF is the smart way to grow your nest egg.
1. Flexibility
Your MSF scheme can be administered through your employer’s payroll scheme. If you decide to change jobs you can still keep your fund going. Simply ask your new employer to make contributions on your behalf to MSF.
2. Low fees
There are no entry or exit fees, and no administrative fees charged to individual accounts.
3. Freedom
There are no age or employment restrictions. If you need to suspend payments and take an ‘investment holiday’ no penalties are charged. When it’s time to pay out returns you can take it as a tax-free lump sum, re-invest it for a further term, or a mix of both options.
4. The security of two strong performing funds
The Property Fund
MSF Property Fund is a blue-chip fund that invests in commercial and industrial property. We buy quality buildings with no debt that have good, long term tenants. Then we hold onto them. This guarantees a steady cashflow and above average returns. In fact the average compounded rate of return after tax and all fees for the past 39 year period is 10.08%
The Equity Fund
MSF Security Mutual Fund focuses on the New Zealand and Australian markets, and aims for shares that offer a solid return every year. This balanced approach gives you the opportunity to participate in some of the best-managed blue chip companies in our region. The fund has generated earnings over the last five years equal to 6.93%* per annum after tax. |
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