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Next Generation Trust Services Points to Continued Strength of Real Estate Investments in Self-Directed IRAs as Basis for Speaking at REIA NYC on 3/14

Jaime Raskulinecz

Roseland, NJ (PRWEB) January 27, 2012

The ongoing uptick among investors making real estate investments through self-directed IRAs has the staff at Next Generation Trust Services very busy. The third-party administrator of self-directed retirement accounts, located in northern New Jersey, has joined and supports several real estate investment associations (REIAs) in order to educate investors and their advisors about these types of real estate transactions. Founder and CEO Jaime Raskulinecz says that although self-directed retirement accounts have been around since the inception of IRAs in the mid-1970s, this retirement savings strategy is still a mystery to many.

“We have stepped up our support of REIAs in 2012 because of the continuing strong level of inquiries at our office about making real estate investments through self-directed retirement plans,” said Raskulinecz. “The REIAs provide a great service to experienced and novice real estate investors through education, networking opportunities, and connecting them with mentors or access to valuable resources.”

Next Generation Trust Services provides account administration and transaction support for self-directed IRAs (traditional and Roth), SEP IRAs, SIMPLE IRAs, Health Savings Accounts, and Coverdell Education Savings Accounts. These accounts enjoy the same tax advantages as regular IRAs and the investment decisions are made strictly by the account holder.

Raskulinecz noted that the bulk of the transactions managed by Next Generation Trust Services are related to residential and commercial real estate; self-direction allows for a broad array of alternative investments including mortgages, unsecured loans, precious metals, commercial paper, and private placements.

Supporting and Educating Real Estate Investors

Real Estate Investment Associations provide networking, business-building, legislation leadership, and education. In general, these associations and investment clubs are chapters of the National Real Estate Investment Association and serve individual real estate investors and related businesses. Next Generation Trust Services has joined six REIAs in New York and New Jersey: Long Island Real Estate Investors Association, Real Estate Investors Association of New York (REIA NYC), Metropolitan REIA, New Jersey Real Estate Investors Club, Tri-State Mixer, and Mid-Hudson Valley Real Estate Investors Association. Most are members of the National REIA. The organizations’ meeting schedules are posted on the Next Generation Trust website, http://NextGenerationTrust.com, for those at which one of the firm’s representatives will attend.

On February 8, 2012 the company’s marketing assistant, Jared Lopez, will attend REIA NYC’s general meeting; the presentation topic will be “Do You Have the Right Kind of Entity Structure for Your Real Estate Deals?” Lopez will be available to answer questions attendees might have about self-direction as a retirement strategy, and to explain how to make real estate investments through an IRA. CEO Raskulinecz is scheduled to speak at the March 14 meeting on “Why Real Estate Investors & Professionals Need to Know about Self-Directed Retirement Plans.” REIA NYC meets at the New Yorker Hotel, 481 Eighth Avenue in Manhattan on the second Wednesday of each month.

“Real estate will always be a popular investment,” said Raskulinecz. “For those savvy investors who are already know and understand this type of investing, doing so through a self-directed IRA can be a more aggressive way to build an eclectic and more lucrative retirement portfolio,” she added. For more information about real estate investing through self-directed retirement accounts or any of the many other allowed alternative investments, contact Next Generation Trust Services at Info(at)NextGenerationTrust(dot)com or (888) 857-8058.

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Using Alternative Investments in Your Portfolio

New York, NY (PRWEB) May 18, 2004

Given the amount of attention they receive in the investing media these days, it’s not surprising that there’s so much interest in alternative investments now. However, I would caution you to go slowly here: These are highly specialized investments and nearly all of them are designed for institutional investors (such as foundations and pension funds) or for experienced high-net-worth individual investors.

While there are occasionally big wins for alternative investors, when we asked the Armchair Millionaire community, it was the horror stories that seemed to catch our eye, such as:

Drilling for Oil: “I invested in some oil wells quite a few years back and it was a fiasco. Did not do my research, was totally not in the know about anything investment wise at that time. I took a loss on my taxes (I think), but have since stayed away from things I do not understand or do not have the time to really research.” –Mom2two

To begin exploring alternative investments, you need to have an idea of what’s available. Here are some of today’s hottest alternative investments:

•    Hedge funds. Hedge funds are like mutual funds in that they invest in a variety of investments. However, they are exempt from many of the rules that govern mutual funds, enabling them to use a range of strategies (such as using leverage and selling short) that are unavailable to mutual funds.

•    Registered funds. These are closed-end funds that invest in hedge funds. Their structure makes them somewhat more accessible to some advisors than investing directly in a hedge fund.

•    Private equity funds. These typically invest in private companies (such as providing financing for start-ups). As a result of their investments, private equity funds often have a large ownership stake in the companies and may take an active role in managing the companies.

If you decide to take an alternate route, my guide will help you sort out what’s optimal for you.

The Armchair Millionaire’s Guide to Evaluating Alternative Investments

Is it cost-effective? It is typical for alternative investments to have fees and expenses that are considerably higher than mainstream investments. If these costs outweigh your profits, they are obviously not worth it.

Do you understand it? Many alternative investments are complicated, to say the least. They use sophisticated strategies to try to achieve their goals–strategies that may require a degree in finance to fully comprehend. If you don’t have at least a basic understanding of how the investment works, best to steer clear.

Will it throw your portfolio off balance? Most alternative investments come with high minimums, typically starting at $ 100,000 to $ 250,000. If you have to move your entire portfolio into the investment in order to make the minimum, you’ll foul up your asset allocation.

Can you absorb the loss? While an alternative investment might provide wonderful grist for cocktail party conversations, you should invest only if you have a clear investment objective and you can handle the loss of the investment in its entirety.

THE BOTTOM LINE: Just because you have enough money to invest in alternative investments doesn’t mean you should. Weigh risks, costs and potential returns very carefully before you stray from a common sense portfolio of historically proven investments.

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ArmchairMillionaire.com was founded in 1997. The company’s first book, The Armchair Millionaire, was published in 2001. Today, http://www.ArmchairMillionaire.com is an established community of common sense savers and investors.

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Sluggish Economy Fails to Stifle Community Bank Investments in Payments Products and Services

Washington, D.C. (Vocus) September 18, 2009

Community banks are continuing to invest in payments-related products, according to a nationwide community bank payments survey released today by the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA). The 2009 ICBA Community Bank Payments Survey, conducted every two years, revealed that 52 percent of community banks increased payments-related spending, while only 11 percent decreased spending. The survey also revealed that 62 percent of community banks offer merchant remote deposit capture (RDC), up 41 percent since 2007; debit cards continue to be the dominant consumer-payments vehicle for community banks; and debit card and check fraud are of great to concern to community banks.

“The 2009 ICBA Community Bank Payments Survey shows that, even during these challenging economic times, community banks are increasing their investment in payments products and services that enable customers to execute secure banking transactions anywhere at any time,” said Viveca Ware, ICBA senior vice president of payments and technology policy. “It’s evident that most community banks now understand the benefits their investments in payment technology bring to operational efficiency for both the bank and the customer.”

The number of community banks that offer merchant remote deposit capture is expected to increase to 78 percent by 2011. RDC adoption rates are strongest among the largest community banks, with 97 percent of those with more than $ 500 million in assets offering merchant RDC versus 32 percent of community banks with assets less than $ 100 million.

While debit cards ranked as the most important payments vehicle, and checks were the second most important, the outside fraud associated with both has been a challenge for community banks, the survey showed. Debit cards have been hit particularly hard, with 91 percent of survey respondents citing the need to reissue cards due to fraud, while 78 percent said they experienced a monetary fraud loss. Check fraud continues to be a problem as well, with 56 percent of community banks experiencing monetary fraud losses last year.

“While community banks such as mine are heavily committed to protecting our customers and our bottom lines, fraudsters continue to be just as committed to exploiting banking customers,” said John Buhrmaster, chairman of the ICBA Payments and Technology Committee and president of 1st National Bank of Scotia, N.Y. “Payments fraud risk can be mitigated, but not without effort or expense.”

Other key findings from the 2009 ICBA Community Bank Payments Survey include:

Online bill payment is becoming more prevalent across the community banking sector. All banks over $ 250 million in assets (99 percent) offer this service, while smaller community banks offering the service (74 percent) are rapidly closing the gap.
Community banks still consider checks the most important business payments product, followed by ACH origination, cash management, bill payment and payment-card merchant processing.
Six percent of community banks offer mobile banking services today, with 27 percent planning to increase their technology spending in this area by 2011.
Community banks are close to implementing all-image check processing. While 82 percent of community banks currently receive their cash letters electronically, an additional 9 percent plan to do so next year.

The survey was conducted from June 1-26, 2009, and included 43 questions with responses from 909 community banks with asset sizes from under $ 100 million to more than $ 500 million. For more information, visit http://www.icba.org.

About ICBA

The Independent Community Bankers of America, the nation’s voice for community banks, represents nearly 5,000 community banks of all sizes and charter types throughout the United States and is dedicated exclusively to representing the interests of the community banking industry and the communities and customers we serve. For more information, visit http://www.icba.org.

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Gladstone Group Investments, Inc. Attends The MoneyShow San Francisco 2011

Boca Raton, FL (PRWEB) August 17, 2011

Gladstone Group Investments, Inc., represented by Ms. Hilda Farkas, attended The eMoneyShow San Francisco last week. The MoneyShow is an event that is well-known for featuring workshops and expert speakers with discussions ranging from market analysis and trading to market psychology.

With regard to attending trade shows online, Richard J. Gladstone, Vice President of Gladstone Group Investments, Inc. reported out of the Boca Raton office: “It is a great idea to make trade shows accessible over the Internet. We were extremely pleased to have been able to attend and gain valuable insights and new knowledge”.

Gladstone Group Investments, Inc. is a private consulting firm based in Boca Raton, Florida. The company specializes in business development, investor relations, real estate, and other investments.

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Clopton Capital Providing Alternative Investments Through Commercial Loans

Chicago, Illinois (PRWEB) July 27, 2011

Clopton Capital is now offering alternative investments opportunities to accredited investors through its commercial lending platform. These investments are a vehicle whereby a qualified investor can achieve a high return over a short period of time. The investments will be made in the form of short term commercial real estate loans to borrowers nationwide.

Applicants that may be accepted into Clopton Capital’s alternative investment program must be accredited investors or institutional investors. Only those meeting the qualifications will be accepted into the program. Once admitted, investors will have the opportunity to participate in high yielding commercial loans that are secured at a low leverage point by income producing commercial real estate. The properties could be anything from multifamily properties to retail centers; the company is not limiting itself by property type.

“We will take on any scenario that makes sense and can give our investors a safe, secure, and good return on their money” explains Jake Clopton. “We provide alternative investment opportunities that are just not available to 99% of the investment community. These are not stocks that fluctuate everyday, these are hard assets that are generating significant income. Our investors can rest assured that their money is well secured and providing them a strong passive income.”

Clopton Capital is a commercial lending company providing commercial real estate loans nationwide. It has a wide range of financing programs available for commercial real estate transactions that it makes readily available to its clients and borrowers. The best way to learn more about these programs is to contact a representative of the company to discuss them. Clopton’s alternative investment program comes from its knowledge of the commercial lending market and view of opportunities in the market place.

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CapitalHunter.com Reports – Venture Capital Activity Hits High Water Mark of Q2 2004 With Over $ 582 Million in Investments

SAN DIEGO, CA (PRWEB) June 22, 2004

The six IPO’s this reporting period are as follows: Infosonics, Metabasis Therapeutics, Radiation Therapy Services, Blackboard, Leadis Technology, and ADESA. For a full graphical analysis go to http://www.capitalhunter.com/weeklyreport.asp

Venture Capital Investments by Region

Geographically, 16 California companies raised $ 264.23 million in venture financings. The largest venture financing in California this period went into Mahi Networks for $ 70.1 million. Mahi Networks is a Petaluma based company that develops an optical transport switch router and solutions to simplify metropolitan communications infrastructure.

Venture Capital Investments by Sector

The software sector raised 45% of the venture capital this period. Thirteen software companies raised over $ 256.88 million in venture financing. The largest venture financing was by RiskMetrics, which provides financial analytics and wealth management solutions.    

Venture Capital Investments by Round

Companies raising their later rounds led this week’s venture capital activity. Later stage companies represented 57% of the total venture capital deployed this period. The largest later stage financing was a recapitalization of RiskMetrics.

Top Three Venture Capital Investments

The three largest venture deals this period are as follows:

1.    RiskMetrics

2.    Mahi Networks

3.    INFONXX

Venture Capitalists funding the Top Three Deals

The following eight investors funded the above mentioned top three venture capital investments for over $ 236.1 million: General Atlantic Partners, Jerusalem Venture Partners, Meritech Capital Partners, Oak Investment Partners, Rho Capital Partners, Spectrum Equity Investors, St. Paul Venture Capital, and Technology Crossover Ventures.

About CapitalHunter.com

CapitalHunter.com is a financial information service company that collects and disseminates data on investors and their corresponding equity financings. A total of 78 worldwide equity financings of private and public companies occurred during this reporting period. Each of the 78 equity financings are profiled in a weekly report which include venture financings, private placements, secondary offerings, PIPE’s, and IPO’s. Also available is access to over 30,000 other historic equity financings through the http://www.capitalhunter.com searchable database.

Sign up before June 20th and receive 50% off, only $ 9.99 monthly or $ 99 for a year’s subscription. Go to http://www.capitalhunter.com and use sales code FREEBIE for this choice opportunity.

Company & Investor Website Links

http://www.infosonics.com , http://www.metabasistherapeutics.com , http://www.blackboard.com , http://www.leadis.com , http://www.edesa.com , http://www.tcv.com , http://www.stpaulovc.com , http://www.spectrumequity.com , http://www.rho.com , http://www.oakinv.com , http://www.meritechcapital.com , http://www.jvpvc.com , http://www.gapartners.com , http://www.infonxx.com , http://www.mahinetworks.com , http://www.creditmanager.com , http://www.21stcenturyoncology.com

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Altegris Investments Announces New Partner

LA JOLLA, CA (PRWEB) May 26, 2004 -

Altegris Investments is pleased to announce that Dick Pfister was admitted as a principal to the firm on April 1, 2004. Most recently, Mr. Pfister worked for Altegris Investments as the Vice President of Institutional Research & Sales. Along with his new responsibilities he will continue to research

alternative investments and service institutional client portfolios.

According to Jon Sundt, President of Altegris Investments, “Dick’s strong skills and expertise in the alternative investment industry have been a terrific addition to our firm.”

Last year Mr. Pfister was among the first group worldwide to qualify for designation as a Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA). This designation complements Mr. Pfister’s impressive alternative investment credentials and experience that include: technical analyst and trader on the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange; Institutional Trade Desk Manager for Dean Witter Reynolds and Institutional Research Executive at Man Financial’s Managed Investments Division. He received a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of San Diego with a concentration in Finance.

Altegris Investments is proud to welcome Dick Pfister in his new role. As part of the Altegris management team, he will enhance the firm’s ability to provide investors with quality alternative investment choices and portfolio suggestions.

For further information please contact:

Altegris Investments

Tel: (800) 828-5225

URL: http://www.managedinvestments.com


Email: info@altegris.com

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Altegris Investments Expands Research Capabilities Under Experienced Leadership

La Jolla, CA (PRWEB) August 5, 2008

Altegris Investments (http://www.altegris.com) announced today the expansion of their research team under the leadership of Mr. Allen Cheng, an accomplished hedge fund investment professional with extensive industry experience.

Cheng joins Altegris as Managing Director, Research and Investments, and will be a member of the Altegris Investment Committee, with responsibility for evaluating investment strategy and completing product review for the Altegris platform of alternative investments.

“Allen’s breadth of experience in alternative investments, with both major financial institutions as well as private investment firms, complements the deep knowledge base of our research team,” said Jon Sundt, President of Altegris Investments. “We are dedicated to maintaining a world-class research team, under Allen’s expert leadership, to accomplish our mission of providing high quality alternative investments to wealth managers and high net worth investors.”

Cheng joins Altegris from his recent role as Managing Director, Head of Fund of Funds Portfolio Management at Bank of America’s Alternative Investment Group. He has significant experience in the alternative investment industry, particularly in the area of identifying, selecting, and monitoring hedge fund managers across multiple investment disciplines.

Cheng’s previous experience includes responsibility as head of research for Optima Fund Management, an investment advisory firm specialized in alternative investments. He began his alternative investment career at Moore Capital Management managing asset allocation and research for hedge fund multi-manager products. Mr. Cheng earned his BA in Finance from the University of Maryland and MBA from the University of Michigan.

“Altegris offers clients a unique, open-architecture platform of alternative investments, supported by extensive review and ongoing monitoring,” said Cheng. “I am energized by the opportunity to join this team specializing in alternative investments and to expand our in-depth research capabilities.”

About Altegris

Altegris provides access to a platform of alternative investments designed to meet the needs of sophisticated investors and their wealth managers. The Altegris team of over 45 professionals is dedicated to finding, selecting and negotiating capacity with selected hedge funds, managed futures funds, and other alternative investments. Currently, investors have allocated more than $ 2.4 billion in trading level to alternative investments available through the Altegris platform. The Altegris Group of Companies includes Altegris Investments, APM Funds, and other affiliates.

Media Contact: Stephen Wands, (858) 459-7040 or swands @ altegris.com

Investor Contact: Dick Pfister, (858) 459-7040 or dpfister @ altegris.com

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Tel: (800) 828-5225

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Fisher Investments on Health Care Published

Fisher Investments On Health Care

Woodside, CA (PRWEB) March 10, 2011

Fisher Investments Press released its latest guide to understanding and investing in the primary investment sectors, Fisher Investments on Health Care. The book covers the sector landscape in detail, including various macroeconomic drivers, the impact of future political changes on supply and demand, and how to identify attractive Health Care stocks.

With major US legislation passed in 2010, Health Care is almost certain to be a hot topic for years to come. That and future legislation could impact Health Care firms in ways many cannot fathom now—both positively and negatively. Understanding how regulatory matters impact this (and any) sector and its industries is vital to making better investing decisions.

Global health care spending was approximately $ 6 trillion in 2009, or roughly 9% of global gross domestic product (GDP). That exceeds the total economic output of Japan, the world’s third largest economy, making the Health Care segment one of the largest in the world. In the US alone, 2009 health care spending was projected to be $ 2.5 trillion, more than 17% of GDP.*

“Health Care—which is typically seen as a classically defensive sector—is frequently misunderstood,” says Fisher Investments’ Investment Policy Committee member and Research Manager Aaron Anderson. “Though Health Care can play an important role in slower economic environments, there are also opportunities to be had in varying market environments.”

Anderson continues, “2011 is likely to be a transition year for markets, and in our view, industry-specific drivers should supplant the more macro, high-level drivers that have dominated for the past several years. Successful investors this year are likely those who can do more granular industry and sub-industry level analysis. Fisher Investments on Health Care and the rest of the Fisher Investments On series can help investors with that.”

The latest installment of the Fisher Investments On series, Fisher Investments on Health Care is authored by Andrew Teufel and Michael Kelly, and published by Fisher Investments Press, a partnership between Fisher Investments and John Wiley & Sons. The Fisher Investments On series teaches readers how to invest in a range of investing categories, including the standard investment sectors, like Energy, Consumer Staples, Materials, and Tech. Each book provides tools for in-depth analysis and creating an investment strategy.

*Sources: Fisher Investments Research; Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD), World Bank

About Fisher Investments Press

Established in 2007, Fisher Investments Press combines the investment knowledge, experience, and expertise of Fisher Investments with established publisher John Wiley & Sons, Inc. The publishing imprint is intended to educate readers on investing topics spanning from investing strategy to global markets. The Fisher Investments On series thus far consists of 9 “how-to” guides for investing in the standard investment sectors and global regions with a top-down approach that can be applied to any investment category. These books are co-authored by members of Fisher Investments’ in-house research team under the guidance of Vice Chairman Andrew Teufel. For recent “Fisher Investments On” titles, please visit http://www.fisher-investments-press.com/.

About Fisher Investments

Founded in 1979, Fisher Investments is an independent money management firm overseeing more than $ 41 billion (as of 12/31/10) across two principal business units, Fisher Investments Institutional Group and Fisher Investments Private Client Group. Together, these groups serve a global client base of diverse investors, including over 100 large institutions and over 20,000 high net worth individuals. Founder and CEO Ken Fisher has written the Forbes “Portfolio Strategy” column for 26 years, has written seven books (four of which are bestsellers), was recently named by Investment Advisor magazine as one of the 30 most influential industry individuals in the last 30 years (Thirty for Thirty, May 2010), and is globally recognized as an investment guru. For more information visit http://www.fisherinvestments.com/.

About John Wiley & Sons

Founded in 1807, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. has been a valued source of information and understanding for over 200 years. Since 1901, Wiley and its acquired companies have published the works of more than 350 Nobel laureates in all categories: Literature, Economics, Physiology or Medicine, Physics, Chemistry and Peace. Wiley’s core businesses publish scientific, technical, medical and scholarly journals, encyclopedias, books, and online products and services; professional/trade books, subscription products, training materials, and online applications and websites; and educational materials for undergraduate and graduate students and lifelong learners. Wiley’s global headquarters are located in Hoboken, New Jersey, with operations in the US, Europe, Asia, Canada, and Australia. The Company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbols JWa and JWb. For more information visit http://fisher-investments-press.wiley.com/.

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Clopton Capital Offers Alternative Investments in Commercial Loans

Chicago, Illinois (PRWEB) July 21, 2011

Clopton Capital is a Chicago based commercial loan institution that provides financing for commercial real estate nationwide. Everyday, dozens of opportunities are brought to its doorstep which present outstanding investment opportunities. In a double edged move, Clopton Capital is raising funds to supply needed capital for those opportunities and provide outstanding alternative investments for public and institutional investors.

Due to the troubled lending market, many opportunities are presenting themselves whereby an investor could make a significant return and keep a well secured position against an income producing asset during the course of the investment. The average return that is seen is between 12%-15% per annum, considered a very high yield. The security is income producing assets nationwide worth twice the value of the investment based on recent appraisals.

There is a significant need for these types of investments in the commercial real estate market and Clopton Capital is positioned to not only have first pick of any of these, but quickly take advantage of them. This represents a safe, secure, and high yielding passive investment for any public or institutional investor. The straightforward nature of the investments assures that there will be no hidden risks to investors and Clopton has a full responsibility of transparency.

“These opportunities have always existed, but now we are seeing an increased volume,” explains Jake Clopton, founder of Clopton Capital, “Due to increased demand and a distressed lending market, we are seeing high returns and high security, exactly what any investor would kill for.”

Clopton Capital is a commercial loan company that supplies commercial financing for real estate nationwide. It has provided billions of dollars worth of capital in commercial loans and is now offering some of these opportunities as investments to the public and private world.

All comments, opinions, advise, and statements are Clopton Capital’s solely.

http://cloptoncapital.com

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