An alternative, non-correlated investment in life insurance policies on others
The purchase and sale of a life insurance policy in the secondary market is referred to as a Life Settlement (or under certain circumstances, a Viatical Settlement.) This transaction is the proverbial win-win between the Policyholder and the Investment Fund that buys the policy. Conversely, it’s the life insurance company that issued the policy that stands to lose out from a completed transaction.
We’ve been involved in this niche since 2003. As Fund Manager, we are confident in our acquisition model and expertise and invest our own money alongside our Investors.
What is the Rhinebeck Fund?
- An alternative investment, and an excellent means of diversification.
- An investment the returns of which are non-correlated to the stock market or real estate.
- A private placement and non-institutional in nature.
- An investment in the obligations of highly rated insurance carriers with potential yields well in excess of those of high grade corporate bonds.
- An efficient investment vehicle in which the Manager is now paid only upon a successful outcome.
- An investment that may be made through an IRA or ROTH.
PARTICIPATION IN THE FUND IS LIMITED TO ACCREDITED INVESTORS, AS DEFINED UNDER REGULATION D, PROMULGATED UNDER THE SECURITIES OF 1933, AS AMENDED.