In this episode, we answer Frequently Asked Questions from Investors! Whether you're a new investor or have been investing for years, this episode covers important topics about investing in Trust Deeds at Ignite Funding.
Timecodes:
1:05 If it sounds too good to be true, why isn’t it?
2:00 Why is it important to add Trust Deeds to your overall investment strategy?
2:45 What is something people should look out for when deciding to invest with a company?
4:25 Why do borrowers pay such high interest rates with us?
7:10 Why are there so many documents?
8:45 Why can’t Ignite Funding hold my money?
10:05 What does it mean when interest is paid in arrears?
10:50 What fees do I have to pay as an investor?
12:10 What BIG problems do we solve for our borrowers & developers?
13:30 Is it easy to get money out of the investment?
14:25 Are these investments regulated?
14:42 Pillars of Finance Announcement
15:25 From your perspective, what do you think is unique about Ignite Funding?
19:20 Should I get a financial advisor?
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