Aim Big
Investing in startup businesses is both rewarding and risky. Investing in a successful startup will beat the returns of any stock, bond or ETF. However, many startups fail within the first 2 years. Therefore, it is vital you pick the right companies to invest in.
Reduce your tax bill
Eligible investors will be able to take advantage of some favorable tax incentives. Investors get 30p back in tax relief per £1 invested with the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS). Tax relief applies to the tax year shares are issued, or can be carried back one tax year. Furthermore, there is no capital gains tax on profits, additional loss relief up to 45% and no inheritance on investments held for more than 2 years..
"Back ambitious startups and become a part of their journey."
Super Angels
You will be co-investing alongside “super” angels under equal deal terms. A “super” angel has a verified track record of investing in successful startups. On average, a “super” angel grows his portfolio at 42% per year.
Monetise the due diligence of experts
- Risk Warning
- Please remember that we are an investment company and as is the very nature of investing, there are inherent risks. The value of your investments can both rise or fall over time and you cannot assume past performance will repeat itself. Complex leveraged products and unregulated collected investment schemes involve significant risk of loss. They are only suitable for high net worth individuals or sophisticated investors. You should make sure you understand the risks involved, seeking independent advice if necessary. If you do not meet this criteria, you must not take any further action and leave this site.