Five simple steps to investing for higher returns

  1. Contact ASL to discuss rates, investment types and investment terms*.
  2. Read the ASL [PDS], complete and return relevant investor sections.
  3. Fund provides investor a choice of security types to choose from.
  4. Investor approves one or more securities to invest in.
  5. Investors name appears on title as security for loan
  6. Investor is paid interest monthly at the specified loan rate
  7. On the anniversary date the investor is repaid

*The Australian Securities Investment Fund provides higher returns with less risk. ASL is not a pooled investment fund. Investments are independant of each other and investors have the added security of name on title to secure their capital. ASL recommend customers seek independent, professional financial advice when choosing investments

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Five simple steps to obtaining finance from ASL

  1. Contact ASL to discuss rates, loan types and security for the loan*.
  2. Fill out the initial Application Form and send to ASL.
  3. A Loan Application will be forwarded for completion and return.
  4. Within 24 hours a conditional loan approval will be provided.
  5. Once the security valuation is completed and approved, finance will be provided and repayments will start on the agreed start date.

*Australian Securities provide loans of up to $5,000,000 to approved customers. Loans can be obtained with a minimum of documentation and invasion of privacy. ASL recommends customers seek independent professional advice when applying for finance.

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Providing investment and finance for over 80 years

ASL is a financial institution offering investment and finance to individuals, corporations and institutions. An investment in the Australian Securities Income Fund provides higher returns than other conservative investment funds, paying a reliable monthly income. A range of financial products at fair market cost using the fund's streamlined securitisation process provides clients with flexible finance terms they select to best suit their circumstances. Over 70% of ASL's clients have been referred by existing clients. ASL's remaining clients are recommended to ASL by over 1000 professional advisers comprising of Accountants, Lawyers, Estate Agents, Financial Planners and Finance Brokers.ASL is a third generation public company, having provided investment and financial services to thousands of clients over the past 84 years, with rewards, benefits and privileges other financial institutions cannot offer.

Announcements

 

9 April 2009 - Interest Rate Movements

The RBA made an unexpected "modest adjustment" in its monetary policy to lower the cash target rate by 25 basis points to 3.0 per cent effective 8 April 2009... more

8 April 2009 - Strategy for Financial Stress

The banks following the demands from the Federal Government, have finally agreed to provide the same services to their borrower clients (albeit limited to the current financial crisis) that ASL has provided for finance clients over the past 90 years... more

30 March 2009 - 2008 Annual Report

The ASL 2008 Annual Report is now available online. Click here to download the report.

3 February 2009 - ASL Slashes Interest Rates

ASL lowered its interest rates by 1.5% today combining the RBA interest rate adjustment of 100 basis points with an additional 50 basis points reflecting the lower cost of funds in the market place...more

20 November 2008 - Australian Securities Limited's Newsletter - November 2008

Some feature articles are: Mortgage Security Growth underpins record rises to Funds Under Management; Significant performance rewards to finance clients; Conservative Investors prefer the ASL Contributory Mortgage Fund and how ASIF applies to ASIC's benchmarks. Click here to read ASL's latest newsletter.

11 November 2008 - New Criteria Applicable to ASL Mortgage Securities

Australian Securities Limited [ASL] regularly reviews its loan process and economic conditions to ensure investors always invest in their preferred mortgage security at a fair risk rated return... more

5 November 2008 - ASL Lowers Interest Rates

Following from the RBA decision to lower its cash target rate by 0.75% ASL will lower its interest rates from 15 November 2008 for all new loans as follows... more

30 October 2008 - ASIC benchmarks for improved disclosure to retail investors

In September 2008 ASIC developed 8 benchmarks for unlisted mortgage schemes for retail investors to better understand and assess the risks, rewards and suitability of this form of investment for you... more

2 September 2008 - ASL variable and fixed rates competitively lowered

In line with the RBA decision to lower the cash target rate by 25 basis points, ASL has lowered its interest rate for variable rate loans by 0.25% from 15 September 2008, as ASL's variable interest loans are always aligned with the cash target rate. The RBA is expected to lower the cash target rate to 6.5% before Christmas... more

28 July 2008 - Performance rewards one of the benefits of private finance

Australian Securities Limited announced today that many of its finance clients will not have to pay the increased compliance fees which are effective from 1 August 2008... more

13 June 2008 - Broadcasting regulator finds A Current Affair breaches Code of practice

On 17 July 2007 the Channel 9 tabloid TV program A Current Affair broadcast statements by the Consumer Action Law Centre about late payment fees paid by a former finance client of Australian Securities Limited... more