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Comparing Supervest Notes
to REITs and Interval Funds

What you’re actually buying Supervest Notes (private notes): A fixed-rate note with a stated coupon, payment frequency, and maturity—typically 12, 24, or...

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Laddering Note Maturities:
A Practical Strategy for
Cash-Flow and Flexibility

What is a “note ladder” (and why not just buy one note)? A ladder is a portfolio of multiple notes with different...

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Effective Date, Demystified: When Interest Actually Starts (and Why Cutoffs Matter)

Why the Effective Date matters Think of the Effective Date as your “official start line.” Funding before the cutoff gets you into...

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Evaluating Note Risk:
The 7 Questions
Savvy Investors Ask

Why this matters Income-focused investors love clarity—known coupons, set maturities, scheduled payments. But clarity isn’t the same as certainty. Your best defense...

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How Supervest Notes Work: From Subscription to
First Interest Payment

Why investors choose note products Defined terms: Fixed coupon, stated maturity date, and clear payment schedule. Rate visibility: Coupon is known at...

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Why Supervest Is the Alternative Investment Platform for Diversified
Note Products

Introduction The alternative landscape is crowded. Some platforms list one‑off deals, others focus on niche assets, and many require investors to manage...

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Passive Income
Through Alternatives: Planning with Diversified
MCA‑Backed Notes

Introduction Passive income helps portfolios fund life—without constant monitoring. Dividends, rentals, and bond ladders are classic tools, but policy shifts and market...

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The Rise of Private Credit Marketplaces—and the
Role of Diversified Notes

Introduction Private credit has grown rapidly as banks pulled back from certain types of lending. Digital private credit marketplaces now connect capital...

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Alternative Fixed
Income Investments:
Building a More
Resilient Income Stack

Introduction For decades, “fixed income” meant bonds. But inflation, rate volatility, and correlation surprises have pushed accredited investors to consider alternative fixed...

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