MFL Mutual Fund is a convenient superannuation investment, with a particular focus on property investment assets.

The Fund is managed by experienced investment fund manager, ING (NZ) Limited, whose aim is to help build your investment over time to form the solid financial base so essential for retirement. MFL Mutual Fund currently comprises one retail fund – the MFL Property Fund.

MFL Property Fund

Invests predominantly in a diverse range of New Zealand and international property securities, including listed property trusts and property-related shares, complemented by fixed interest securities and cash.

Features of MFL Mutual Fund

• Performance – experienced professionals manage your investment to help you earn competitive returns over the medium to long term
• Flexibility – invest on a regular basis or with a single investment; transfer to SIL Mutual Fund and/or ING Unit Trusts without cost (after age 60); access your money at any time after age 60 (providing you have been an MFL Property Fund Member for two years or more)
• Convenience – professional investment specialists take care of the hard work, freeing you from the time, effort and administration usually associated with investing on your own
• Peace of mind – the MFL Trustee ensures investments are managed in accordance with the Trust Deed.

How to invest?

• Contact your financial adviser or ask us for details of an adviser in your area.
• Print or view an MFL Mutual Fund Investment Statement
• Contact ING for further information.

NB: Applications for investment in products offered on this website will only be accepted from people physically present in New Zealand. The fund information on this website is a summary only and does not take into account the investment objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular investor. These matters should be considered with or without a financial adviser when deciding whether an investment is appropriate. This advertisement is for information purposes only and must be read in conjunction with the Investment Statement. Please read the Investment Statement carefully before deciding to invest. Past performance is not indicative of future performance.