MOT vs MRE: Which Private Credit Fund Is Delivering More Reliable Income?

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Private credit is booming in Australia, but which ASX-listed fund delivers steadier income? We compare MOT vs MRE—yields, risks, and reliability—so income investors can decide which fund deserves a place in their portfolio.

MOT.ASX: My July 2025 Check‑In

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MOT.ASX just clocked an 8.5 % total return and a juicy 7 %+ yield, all while units still trade below NTA. Dive into July’s numbers, the new Credit Trust II kicker, and why this private-credit workhorse powers my dividend engine.

Is MOT Still a Buy for Monthly Income? April 2025 Fund Review

Is MOT Still a Strong Play for Income? A Deep Dive into the Latest Portfolio Update

We review the April 2025 MOT fund update and uncover key trends in performance, asset allocation, and income reliability. Is it still worth holding?