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Sep 21, 2006 1:35 pm

[quote=Knows Wall St.][quote=mikebutler222][quote=Knows Wall St.]

Suppose you have a client with $1 million invested.[/quote]

Sorry, no sale, Putsy. You've ignored far too many responses to have the right to ask me (and speaking just for myself) any more questions. Should you get around to answering the things before you, perhaps you can ask a few more.


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[quote=Knows Wall St.]

I thoght you kids were complaining that I talk too much. [/quote]

You what?

[quote=Knows Wall St.]

Trust me I have no problem answering questions, but you have to ask them, not imagine that you did.

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Obviously you do have a problem answering questions because it would expose how very little you understand about the biz.

You've been asked a number of questions, review the thread and they'll jump out at you. Until then your STFU light is flashing....

Sep 21, 2006 1:40 pm

Review what thread?  You’re the one who is complaining, what questions do you have, Mike?

Sep 21, 2006 1:48 pm

[quote=mikebutler222][quote=Knows Wall St.][quote=mikebutler222][quote=Knows Wall St.]

Suppose you have a client with $1 million invested.[/quote]

Sorry, no sale, Putsy. You've ignored far too many responses to have the right to ask me (and speaking just for myself) any more questions. Should you get around to answering the things before you, perhaps you can ask a few more.


[/quote]

[quote=Knows Wall St.]

I thoght you kids were complaining that I talk too much. [/quote]

You what?

[quote=Knows Wall St.]

Trust me I have no problem answering questions, but you have to ask them, not imagine that you did.

[/quote]

Obviously you do have a problem answering questions because it would expose how very little you understand about the biz.

You've been asked a number of questions, review the thread and they'll jump out at you. Until then your STFU light is flashing....

[/quote]

ROFL @ "STFU light is flashing" 

If newbutt could only figure out what that meant, he'd tell you your sense of humor was immature!
Aug 2, 2017 5:58 am

If you have a data base of existing client that you act as stock/fund trader for, then you could give consideration to having some of the stocks for select clients transferred in specie’ to a suitable International Portfolio Bond which will in turn 'sit within’ a suitable Trust ‘wrapper’. You are nominated, of course, as the stock/fund advisor to your clients’ Bond and new investments can be added at anytime. For you/your firm there would be an attractive level of compensation offered for every case successfully 'placed'.

The advantages are:

An offshore portfolio bond is a tax efficient wrapper that can hold a variety of assets like stocks and shares or mutual funds. This is a bond that adds the legal and tax shield of a life insurance policy to an investment portfolio. It is structured to simply combine a life insurance policy and a portfolio to create a wrapper that investors can buy, manage and sell their assets through.

The specific benefits of investing in offshore bonds depend upon your client’s individual circumstances. The investment funds held within offshore bonds grow free of year-on-year taxation. Some of the individual funds within an Offshore Bond may be subject to a small amount of withholding tax.

Your clients won't be liable for capital gains tax when you sell a profitable stock and/or fund upon a client’s behalf to purchase another stock and/or fund within their offshore portfolio bond.

Offshore bonds are designed to be flexible, especially with regards to letting your client take ad-hoc withdrawals, or to set up an income stream into an offshore bank account with a cheque book, internet banking and credit card attached.

As mentioned above there exists the major benefit of your firm having the ability to 'transfer in' and consolidate all of a client’s existing stocks, mutual fund and other investments. This gives them the tax efficiency and ease of administration of all assets held within the portfolio bond. It is often recommended that the Portfolio Bond in turn has a Trust ‘wrapped’ around it as this provides important protection against creditors and protection against any future claim being made by a divorcing spouse ! It also saves probate delays as well as having other important estate planning purposes. The Trust is free from cost. Eg. No set up cost, no annual fee.

As the Bond is placed with an offshore insurer it does not suffer any income tax or Capital Gains Tax within the fund except for any un-reclaimable withholding tax that may have been applied. Any gains, dividends, rent or interest are taxed at 0% within the fund. In essence the Bond assets are compounding on a gross ‘roll up’ basis.

The Companies that EFS uses for this class of business are located in regulated territories with significant Investor protection rules in place.

We also wish to point out that all of the work as regards ‘signing off’ on stocks suitable for inclusion within a Portfolio Trust Bond, plus giving ‘feed-back’ to your firm, and/or any selected client, as to the most suitable Trust ‘wrapper’ to use is carried out by the EFS ‘back office’.

Yours faithfully,

Kevin Jenkins

Director [email protected]

EFS Asset Management

www.efssaveinvest.com

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