Important Documents & Investor Information

Everything you need to understand Moneybox™, including PDS, TMD, fees and privacy.
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Before investing

Important documents

These are important documents for the Moneybox Credit Fund. Please download and review each document before committing funds.

Product Disclosure Statement (PDS)

Explains how the Fund works, its investment strategy, key risks, fees and your rights as an investor.

Target Market Determination (TMD)

Defines the type of investor the Fund is designed for, the distribution conditions and the triggers for ongoing review.

Financial Services Guide (FSG)

Outlines the financial services we provide under our AFSL, how we are remunerated and how you can raise a complaint.
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Understanding private credit

Why consider investing in a private credit fund?

Private credit means lending to businesses through private (non-bank) loans, typically backed by some form of security. It can play a role in a diversified portfolio because it behaves differently from shares and listed bonds, carrying its own risks but potentially providing varied investment horizons.
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Portfolio diversification
Asset-backed loans behave differently to shares. That may help spread risk.
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Income potential
Private credit typically pays interest at a set rate, which can produce regular income. Income varies and isn't guaranteed.
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You're indirectly funding real businesses — loans backed by invoices, equipment or property.
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The Investment option

Simplified income investing

Core Opportunities

Moneybox Core Opportunities is focused on targeting stable and consistent income by financing Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) via asset-backed lending opportunities across Australia, New Zealand and the wider APAC region.
The portfolio is focused on a mix of private-credit opportunities—such as invoice, trade, asset, business, agricultural and property finance.
Key points:
Focus on stable, income‑oriented loans.
Diversification across multiple borrowers, sectors and geographies.
Utilisation of various types of security and collateral.
Target Return

RBA Cash Rate + 3.00%

(7.35% as of May 6, 2026)
Target return - RBA Cash Rate + 3.00% p.a.*.
Minimum initial investment - $5,000.
Minimum holding period - 12 months.
Withdrawal requests - 30 days before end quarter. 
(longer for large redemptions and withdrawal restrictions may apply.)
Risk level - Medium.
Management Fees & Costs - 0.36% p.a. of net trust value 
(other fees and costs may apply).
Quarterly Distributions (earnings) - Option to reinvest or payable as income.
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