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Are Pensions a Good Investment?

You may be asking yourself – in this day and age where can I put my money where it is extremely safe and at the same time yielding a high rate of return – at least double what I could get with the same low level of risk?

The answer – buy pension payments at a discount that you would be getting over time for cash now. The following facts outline why buying pensions are a good investment.

o     Reduced risk – The source of each of your payments is the U. S. Government.

o     High Yield – The yield to you is 6.25%-8.00% per annum paid each month, on unpaid principal balance. 100% of your funds are invested for the benefit of you, the Buyer – no deductions, fees, or commissions charged to you.

o     Bank Administration – Only the bank handles the incoming and outgoing funds.  Each month, the U.S. Government, electronically deposits the pension payments into accounts at the bank. Immediately, upon receipt of those funds, the bank collects those funds and using the same electronic transfer system disburses payments to your bank account.

o     Secured Payments in Case of Death – If you (the pensioner-participant) die prior to the expiration of the contract, life insurance on each Seller guarantees that the principle payments will be made as anticipated.

o     Suitability – Because of the safe nature of these payments the Pension your purchase is suitable for the conservative investor seeking Higher Yields as well as IRAs, 401K plans and other similar savings and retirement accounts.

o     Return of Principle Plus Interest – Payments are made fully amortized (principal return and interest) creating higher yields.

o     Cash Flow Returns – Cash Flow Returns of 15%. Comparable to a 15% CAP in real estate.

Knowing this information you may question if you’re a good prospects for this kind of conservative investment.

The answer is yes if you want a rate of return that is in the range of 6% to 8% – more than twice what you can get today from comparable investments with the same amount of risk.

If a pension investment is something you’re interested in, please call us and we’ll help you get started.