SMSF lending

Self-managed super fund (SMSF) lending turns 18 years old this week. Here, experts unpack the meteoric rise of this less traditional form of finance.

With Westpac and its subsidiaries bowing out of the SMSF lending space, the future of this niche offering is uncertain.

Non-bank lender Brighten has launched a range of residential and commercial SMSFs products to give brokers more options in the market.

New settlement data indicates that brokers are increasingly choosing longer-term loan structures, as refinance fatigue, serviceability pressure, and bank policy reshape deals.

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has become the latest major bank to withdraw from self-managed super fund lending, announcing that it will pull its SuperGear lending product from next ...

Following 2014 recommendations that LRBAs should be prohibited, the latest CFR report has massively downgraded their risk — mostly.

BNK-owned lender Better Choice has pushed further into the SMSF market, cutting commercial SMSF rates by up to 60 basis points and simplifying its lending process.

SMSF lending is becoming an increasingly attractive option for borrowers. Despite this, one investor has said there is a lack of understanding from brokers.

The non-bank lender has announced its new self-managed super fund loan offering.

As a broker-only brand built purely for supporting brokers in niche lending, Granite offers an innovative SMSF product with features that set it apart from competitors.

Self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) lending is a great way for borrowers to leverage their super to get a loan that may otherwise be unaffordable. It’s important for brokers to be aware ...

Promoted by Your Manager Our passion for self-managed super fund lending has been with Your Manager managing director Rocco Massaria since 2008 when he first initially became involved ...

An in-depth look at the Financial System Inquiry's (FSI's) recommendations on borrowing in super, and what that could potentially mean for SMSF trustees in the months to come.

As mortgage brokers head into 2026, competition across the industry is intensifying, not always because of product, but increasingly because of perception.

While the FSI panel raised concerns about the systemic risks of having leverage within superannuation, the government may be approachable to address specific ways to improve the use of ...