NRIs from Australia: A Smart Way to Invest in India Using Your Super

For Indian origin Australians and Indians Living in Australia: A Smart Alternative to Traditional Super Funds

In Australia, Superannuation (Super) is a mandatory retirement savings system. Employers contribute a portion of your income to a super fund, which is then invested for retirement corpus.

But do you know, you can take control of your retirement savings through a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) if you’re keen to invest in high-growth investment opportunities like Indian equities?

Why Invest in Indian Equities?

India is one of the fastest-growing major economies in the world, powered by:

  • Strong demographics & rising consumption
  • Digital innovation & structural reforms
  • Vibrant corporate sector
  • Growing domestic & global investor interest

Indian equities present a compelling opportunity for long-term capital appreciation.

How to Invest in Indian Equities - The SEBI Regulated Way

You can invest through three regulated structures:

  1. Mutual Funds

Diversified investment pools managed by professionals.

  1. Portfolio Management Services (PMS)

💡 PMS vs MF: PMS offers transparency and better investor control over holdings compared to pooled mutual funds. Here is a link to comparative score-card

  1. Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs)
  • Blend of best products from both PMS, MF and More
  • Allows complex strategies and investment in listed and unlisted businesses.
  • Returns are net of taxes in the hands of investors, so need to file taxes for investments for category III AIF.
  • View Top AIFs →

Ready to Start? Speak to Our Sydney-Based Expert

Prabhu Suriyanarayanan
SMSF Specialist for Indian Equities
📱 Mobile/WhatsApp: 0489 215 550
📧 Email: prabhu@pmsaifworld.com

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