Berkeley James offers intermediaries potential commission windfall
Berkeley James has launched a market leading non-regulated investment product aimed at mortgage intermediaries and IFA’s with high net worth clients paying excellent initial and trail commissions rarely seen in the marketplace with payments of up to 10%.
The CentrePointe Development-Berkeley James Fund provides investors with a genuine opportunity to invest in a fund providing 12% income per annum with a guaranteed capital return plus an average of 12% of the funds profits at the end of three years.
The launch of the fund offers mortgage intermediaries and IFA’s the opportunity to offer their high net worth clients a market leading non-regulated investment product with commission paid on a sliding scale up to 5% of the total investment plus a further potential percentage of any future profit. Unlike most investments of this type this commission is not taken from the client’s investment but is paid by surplus profits already made. This ensures 100% of the clients investment is fully committed to the fund.
Other features of the fund include:
· There is guaranteed capital return at the end of the three year period
· If the fund does not make sufficient profits on two consecutive occasions during the three year investment period then the investor is entitled to give 90 days notice of withdrawal and receive the full value of the invested capital
· Income from the fund is paid on a quarterly basis
· The fund is securitised by Stewart Title who have an A+ Fitch rating
Karen Butt, business manager at Berkeley James, said: “In a time when mortgage intermediaries and IFA’s are crying out for income opportunities this product shines like a beacon amidst the current doom and gloom of the current market. This is a non-regulated product with no risk to the capital investment which provides a genuine and outstanding opportunity for those firms with high net worth clients or sophisticated investors on their books.”
For full information on the Berkeley James, intermediaries should visit: www.berkeleyjames.com
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