A recession is generally defined by economists as two consecutive quarters of negative GDP, an event which last occurred in Australia in 1991 which became known as “the recession we had to have”. Since that time, Australia has had the odd negative quarter, such as in the September quarter of 2016 and the March quarter of 2011, but not two in a row. The latest figures released by the ABS...
| Domestic Income Funds | Yield* | Assets |
|---|---|---|
| Coolabah Floating-Rate High Yield (Mngd)-Ast Inv | 9.19% | Alternative Fixed Income |
| Coolabah Short Term Income (Managed) | 5.42% | Alternative Fixed Income |
| Coolabah Short Term Income-Assisted | 5.82% | Alternative Fixed Income |
| Coolabah Short Term Income-Direct | 5.42% | Alternative Fixed Income |
| Finexia Childcare | 10.00% | Childcare Credit |
| Finexia StayCo | 10.00% | Accommodation |
| SocietyOne Personal Loans Trust | 6.87% | Private Creadit |
| Aura Core Income Fund | 7.88% | Private Credit |
| Aura Private Credit income Fund | 8.85% | Private Credit |
* ANNUALISED INCOME DECLARED OVER PAST 3 MONTHS AT 1 FEB 24