In light of recent market events, a wise investor should re-examine certain truisms that may have governed their behaviour and portfolio management over the past few decades.  Equities no longer represent an unimpeded march towards infinity.  Corporate bonds no longer represent risk-free cashflow, even from the highest rated AAA issuers (think: GM)

With short-term cash equivalents paying 1%, and in some cases less, retirees and the few remaining savers left are struggling to maintain the cash-flow necessary to support their desired lifestyles. 
Many investors are now beginning to look back to corporate bonds and equities as the solution to their problems, but is this a sound strategy?

If you haven’t already, you should consider adding a mix of short-term fixed income notes to your portfolio.  With dividend yields ranging from 6 – 12%, we have products to fit every investors risk appetite.  All of our investments are governed via a transparent legal and management process, with direct security registered against real estate security.