Frequently asked questions
What is retirement investing?
Retirement investing involves building a diversified portfolio with the goal of generating income and supporting your financial needs during retirement. As retirement approaches or begins, many investors focus on balancing investment options for regular income, access to capital and long-term investment objectives.Â
How often do retirement income investments pay distributions?
Distribution frequency depends on the investment fund. Some income investments make distributions monthly, while others pay quarterly or at the end of fixed investment periods. Refer to the relevant fund information for distribution details.Â
Can investment distributions be reinvested?
Yes, we offer investors the ability to reinvest distributions or have distributions paid directly into a nominated bank account. Please note that the available options may vary between investment funds.Â
Why do investors use professionally managed investment funds?
Professionally managed funds provide access to experienced investment teams that research, select and actively manage investments on behalf of investors. They can also provide access to investment opportunities that may not be readily available to individual investors.Â
Why do investors diversify their retirement investments?
Diversification involves spreading investments across different asset classes rather than relying on a single investment. This approach can help manage risk and create different income sources within an investment portfolio for a comfortable retirement.
Which Remara investment is best suited to retirement?
The right investment depends on your retirement goals, financial situation and risk tolerance. Some investors prioritise flexible access to cash, while others focus on generating regular income or enhancing long-term returns. Remara offers a range of professionally managed investment solutions designed to support different retirement objectives and investment strategies.Â
Can I invest through my SMSF during retirement?
Yes. Many retirees continue investing through their self-managed super fund. Professionally managed income investments can provide an additional source of regular income payments while helping diversify an SMSF portfolio. Consult with your financial adviser prior to investing.Â