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What's the FreeSpirit Solution?
It is the means to maintain the upside and get the most from your portfolio by leveraging the features of a Structured Securities Loan

John's licensed financial advisor has identified a high yield investment (HYI) with an anticipated yield of 17%, and he'd like to invest in it. But he doesn't want to call his stock broker and ask him to liquidate his portfolio because it would be at a loss - way below what he paid for them - and he'd planned on waiting until prices recovered. John wanted the HYI now, and a conventional outright sale seemed to be the only way to get there. Or so he thought.

Solution: John obtained a 70% loan-to-value Structured Securities Loan at 4% (85% and 2.35% are available for large portfolios with Premier). , allowing him to put that 70% of today's holdings value, in cash, into the HYI while maintaining an upside of 100% of your stock thanks to a structured stock loan with no limits on the portfolio's growth while held as collateral for the loan. If the HYI he chose performs as expected, John could have the best of all worlds.

(Assumptions: $1MM portfolio; 70% LTV Structured Securities Loan ; 4% simple interest; HYI returns both principal and accrued interest by end of loan term; 3 years maturity for both loan and HYI.)


Behind the Numbers:

Example:

Because John's HYI generates more return than the debt service of the loan, he could realize a positive cash flow. Here are the estimated returns for 3 different scenarios. Securities including mutual funds, Treasury bills, and municipal bonds can also be used.

  • Example 1: Stocks go to Zero:  -3% average annual yield

  • Example 2: Stocks perform at 10% per year: 18% average annual yield

  • Example 3: Stocks perform at 20% per year: 31.26% average annual yield  

Here you still have the growth potential of your stocks. If your portfolio delivers even moderate returns (including appreciation and dividends), you’re ahead of the game - all without having to take out your checkbook!


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