Compound Your Wealth Passively

We invest in new assets designed to generate predictable monthly revenue and long-term value growth for the company.

No, the bonds are not FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) insured. FDIC insurance is designed to protect depositors' funds in banks and savings institutions in the event of a bank failure.
The company's bonds are a type of investment in privately held companies or securities that are not publicly traded. These investments carry inherent risks and are not guaranteed or insured by the FDIC or any other government agency.
Our bonds are issued according to SEC's Reg A+.

For any investment/allocation decision, you should always answer to those questions:
- Do I believe in the asset class I am about to invest?
- Do I like the expected returns?
- Do they make sense to my portfolio?
- Do I trust the manager?
Our product is made for qualified investors who intend to outpace inflation and earn high yields, especially given the current macroeconomic conditions.
Joe has over 20 years of experience in the real estate sector and 6 years in the technology industry. He is in constant contact with people from the sector, and the team has a detailed due diligence process before investing in any asset.

No.
The bonds are structured to eliminate intermediary fees and reduce overall expenses, meaning any additional fees do not reduce your monthly payments.
Bondholders can be confident that excessive fees and expenses do not impact their returns. Transparency and fairness are crucial elements in building trust with our investors, and this fee structure reflects that commitment.
By investing in the Robert Ventures Bonds, you're getting the most out of your investment, and your interests are always a top priority.

Robert Ventures' investments are taxed the same as any other high-yield bond or interest-bearing investment. You will receive a form 1099-INT at the beginning of every tax year for the previous year, covering all interest paid during the calendar/tax year.

Yes, you can invest with your self-directed retirement accounts.
Here are some of the benefits of investing in the Robert Ventures Bonds through an IRA account:
- Interest not taxable when realized;
-In a Roth IRA account: the interest income is tax-free when paid and withdrawn;
- In a Traditional IRA Account: the interest income is tax-deferred, which means it's only taxed when taking distributions.