Teaching cash-rich, time-poor, professionals and business owners how to diversify and amplify their investment returns
And never need to pay an advisor...
In this free guide you will learn:
- The two typical ways to invest in peer-to-peer, and the key differences between these approaches.
- What security you should be on the lookout for, and which of these should mean a definite no-no to investing your money.
- The most important trends to look for in a company's accounts, and which reports to analyse.
- How to check out the Directors, and see which other businesses they're involved with.
- Ways in which to spread your risk, including some obvious ideas that you may not have thought of.
- Which independent websites can help you to see the full picture, and why you might want to check them.
- How to calculate your return on investment, and some key things most people forget about.
- Which platform has a safety net, as the government won't be bailing you out any time soon.
- How to create an exit strategy that you control, and why you should be wary of any platform that doesn't offer this.
- The first fraud check you should perform when selecting a platform, and the key difference between those who are legit.
- The best but least known key regulatory exemption, if you wanted to invest offline.
Stephen Wallis
Sophisticated Investor
Risk Professional
Numbers Geek
Tom
Fantastic insight into the world of alternative investments, an easy to read guide to alternative investment ideas.
Tom
Banking Consultant, Birmingham
Guy
If you’re the sort of person that hears something new and takes action to experiment and learn then don’t hesitate to sign up. Within 7 days of receiving my first report and with not much effort on my part I’d already more than broken even. And like everything Stephen talks about, the advice will compound!
Guy
Business Transformation Lead, Bath
Paul
Stephen’s guides do a great job of cutting straight to the important information you need to know and explaining it in an easy to digest manner. He covers topics often left alone by others and has a unique blend of experience that makes his viewpoint even more valuable. Definitely worth reading!
Paul
COO, Knaresborough
John Smith
I really like the tone of them. They’re easy to read and informative.
Kylie
Compliance Manager, Leeds
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Teaching cash-rich, time-poor, professionals and business owners how to diversify and amplify their investment returns
And never need to pay an advisor...
In this free guide you will learn:
- The two typical ways to invest in peer-to-peer, and the key differences between these approaches.
- What security you should be on the lookout for, and which of these should mean a definite no-no to investing your money.
- The most important trends to look for in a company's accounts, and which reports to analyse.
- How to check out the Directors, and see which other businesses they're involved with.
- Ways in which to spread your risk, including some obvious ideas that you may not have thought of.
- Which independent websites can help you to see the full picture, and why you might want to check them.
- How to calculate your return on investment, and some key things most people forget about.
- Which platform has a safety net, as the government won't be bailing you out any time soon.
- How to create an exit strategy that you control, and why you should be wary of any platform that doesn't offer this.
- The first fraud check you should perform when selecting a platform, and the key difference between those who are legit.
- The best but least known key regulatory exemption, if you wanted to invest offline.