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lol yeah you're right, it's not a good hedge.

For people who don't have time to research, is there some sort of fund that targets A) blue chips with low risk and conservative returns, but B) are fully franked?

I plan on doing exactly this. Once you have maxed out your borrowing, have surplus equity, BUT it's not enough for another house, this is the best way to fund shares. It's cheaper than a margin loan.