
Asset Performance vs. S&P 500 During 2008 Crisis

Past performance is no guarantee of future results, and there are significant differences between investing in life settlements and investing in equities and other asset classes.
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Data collected by the Carlisle Management Company (shown here) beginning in 2002 showed a consistent double-digit internal rate of return (IRR) on their life settlement portfolio over a 13 year period.
And, although individual cases will vary in performance and past performance isn’t indicative of future success, Reliant Life Shares’ own experience has shown that double-digit returns have been common in life settlement investments.
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He's 83 years old with an annual premium payment of $38K.
Jon is ill (life-expectency of 47mo) and is paid $634K for his policy.
$1.1M death benefit is paid to Reliant investors.
$152K premiums paid with a 10.27% net return.
$114K premiums paid with a 15.7% net return.
History has demonstrated that life settlements can produce double-digit investor returns. For example, a 2013 study published by the London Business School found that the average expected return among institutional life settlement investors was OVER 12% annually.
In addition to offering a strong risk/reward proposition and providing a safe haven from turmoil in the markets, life settlements present a socially responsible investment opportunity that offers a win-win scenario for both parties

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