the collection
Think outside the box to achieve better returns and increase your income and growth options through diversification.
You will note the minimum investment levels will allow for a spread of investments. There are various return options which can be paid quarterly, twice a year or simply at maturity of the Loan Note. "The Collection" also provides choices of re-investing, compounding your money or receiving annual bonus's.
high street
UK Property Development
Invest from: £25,000.00
Term: 1 Year
Fixed Returns: 12% Per Annum
*More options available
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godwin capital
UK Commercial Development
Invest from: £10,000.00
Term: 2 Years
Fixed Returns: 12% Per Annum
*More options available
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completed
German Property Development
Invest from: £10,000.00
Term: 2 Years
Fixed Returns: 7% Per Annum
*More options available
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goliad
US Land Development
Invest from: £10,000.00
Term: 1 Year
Fixed Returns: 12% Per Annum
*More options available
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coming soon
UK Land Development
Invest from: £10,000.00
Term: 2 Years
Fixed Returns: 10% Per Annum
*More options available
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completed
Residential Development
Invest from: £10,000.00
Term: 5 Years
Fixed Returns: 12%er Annum
*More options available
The Loan Note subscription of £20,000,000.00 has been made
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a bit of jargon busting
Term - The duration of the loan.
Issuer - The borrower or company issuing the loan note.
Security Trustee - An independent and regulated organisation that holds the debenture on behalf of lenders or investors.
Debenture - An agreement that secures the lender's investment against the issuer's assets.
good questions to ask
Does the issuer have a strong track record in delivering returns for investors?
Why have they chosen this particular route of securing finance?
What is the current value of the issuer's assets?
What are the biggest risks to investors?
How will you be able to withdraw your money from the investments?