Passive Income
A steady, reliable income is fundamental to a sense of security.
What exactly is passive income?
Passive income is money earned on a regular basis from previously completed work or a job that takes little to no effort on a daily basis.
Royalties from books, percentages of purchases made through links on your website, rent from property, and interest collected from savings accounts are all examples of passive income.
Passive income is a consistent flow of cash that provides security over time.
Active income, on the other hand, includes your pay, salary, tips, or commission from services with substantial participation.
A teacher’s or accountant’s continuous paycheck, as well as payments for services such as plumbing, are all instances of active income.
The earner must work continuously and consistently.
If you now earn an active income but wish to live a simpler or happier life, you may profit from developing a passive income.
Whether it’s launching a blog or renting out a house, there are numerous passive income sources that can help you achieve your financial goals in a more enjoyable and effective manner.
From passive income to financial freedom
Having a passive income gives you more financial flexibility and frees you up from the regular workday to pursue other investing options.
In addition to giving you more time, passive income can help you focus on important financial goals, such as saving for retirement.
10 Reasons for Building Passive Income
1. Greater financial stability
2. Less dependence on paychecks
3. Achieving your goals is easier
4. Greater freedom to pursue your interests
5. Geographic independence
6. Early retirement
7. Increased financial margin
8. Reduced stress
9. More family time
10. Increases financial consistency
Overview
All key information is listed briefly and concisely for clients and interested parties.
The most important in a nutshell
Minimum investment :
10,000 USD
Our costs :
Performance fees per annum (20%)*
Withdrawal :
From one week to three months (depending on your bank). We have no influence on third-party providers.
Return on investment (ROI) :
From up to 1% or even more in monthly return (depending on which CFD funds you have chosen and the current global financial market situation).
Risks :
We make every effort to reduce the risks as much as possible. In extremely bad circumstances, your capital could reach a drawdown of 90% until it reaches the initial amount again.
Division of the annual profit :
80% goes to the client, and 20% goes to the company. (*)
Monthly report on the development of your portfolio :
Always at the beginning of the 1st day(**) of the following month (e.g., June 1).
Deviations may occur. (**)
Annual report on the development of your portfolio:
Always at the beginning of the following year (e.g., January 1)(**).
Deviations may occur.(**)
Exclusive conditions :
If your investment has not made profits by the end of the year or has even suffered a loss. Then we do NOT charge you any honorarium fees.
Drawdown :
Drawdowns occur when an investment, trading account, or fund declines from its peak to its trough for a specific period of time. The percentage of the drawdown between a peak and its trough is usually quoted. When a trading account has $1,000 and the funds drop to $900 before rising back to $1,000, the account has experienced a 10% drawdown. Drawdowns are useful for assessing the historical risk of various assets, comparing portfolio performance, and tracking personal trading success.