Noncorrelated Financial

$2.5 into $5 million in 10 months

2011-10-11T10:11:00.000-05:00

. Another policy funding. In January of 2011 a policy funded by Life Partners matured this past week. Despitethe market crash of 2008 and being on the brink of another market crash in2011, more than 100 investors earned over 140% annually on their investment(includes premium refund) in this senior life settlement offered by LifePartners, Inc. These clients turned $2.5 million into $5 million in 10 months providing another testament to the exceptional return potential of this asset class. During the next few years over 700 more policies will maturepaying out more than $2.4 Billion dollars to investors regardless of theeconomic turmoil in our economy or in other countries.

This makes over 2650 policies which have matured over thepast 20 years and have paid out full benefits to ALL investors. There have been4 market crashes during the past 20 years which have had NO detrimental effecton the payout of the benefits which over 17,000 individual investors haveenjoyed!

It is doubtful you will read about this good news in theWall Street Journal, The Life Settlement Review or the other message boardblogs, so I thought you would want to know the "Facts" related tothis phenomenal investment.

Alternative Investment Forum

2011-08-25T14:08:00.000-05:00

Time	Wednesday, September 14 · 10:00am - 12:30pm

Location	Barton Creek Country Club 8212 Barton Club Drive Austin, TX



More Info	I want to personally invite you to join me at the upcoming Alternative Investment Forum designed specifically for investors looking for an alternative to the stock market or fixed income vehicle. Rarely in a lifetime does a new asset class even come along, even more rare is the opportunity to hear from and visit with the person who is the architect of it. Learn about this new asset class that will change the way you look at investing, listen directly from the man who designed it Brian Pardo, Chairman Life Partners Inc. NASDAQ:LPHI Other special guest speakers will be financial advisors and investors who have invested in this asset. People like: Doug Dunn(Attorney/Investor) Jim Bell (Market Technician/Forecaster-Syndicated Radio Host) Mike Tolleson (Entrepreneur/Investor/LPI Licensee). Investors will have the opportunity to listen to these professionals talk about their personal experience and determining if this is a suitable investment for their portfolio. COST IS FREE RSVP IS REQUIRED: Please email me here or contact me using my information at the bottom or on LinkedIn. Location: Barton Creek Country Club Date: Wednesday- Sept. 14th Time: 10:00am- 12:30am Register: 9:00am- 10:00am Map FACT: Since January of 2004 till April of 2011 Life Partners has purchased 744 policies, 31 have matured early, 61 have gone longer than the estimated LE with additional premium being paid in. 652 are still within the estimated LE of the policy so if all 713 policies went 2 years longer than the estimated LE including the additional premium and (no more early maturities) the worst the portfolio could do is 8.14%. If all 713 policies went 4 years past the estimated LE (with no more maturities) then the worst the whole portfolio could do is 5.14%. FACT: No life settlement company in the world can provide this type of historical data on their own senior life settlement portfolio with worst case scenarios projected forward. They simply have not been doing it long enough or held on to their policies long enough. LPHI is the only public company to offer this opportunity to investors where they actual own the asset directly and not as a derivative. FACT: Given the state of the economy and the negative forecast for the foreseeable economic future, I have no hesitation whatsoever placing qualified clients whose portfolios are suited for this non-correlated asset class in a product that has superior return potentials and is paid by legal reserve life insurance companies. This is a no-brainer for IRA's, Roth IRA's, 401k's, Simple & SEP IRA's, Trust Funds and long term investment cash. I hope you will accept my personal invitation to join me at the upcoming forum. Thank you, Darren Quigley Noncorrelated Financial darren@noncorrelatedfinancial.com 512-814-8312 (no specific investments will be discussed, this is for information and understanding about the asset class, the company offering it and how the investment is structured)

New Educational Video

2010-12-06T22:30:00.002-06:00

We are happy to present an educational video entitled "What are Senior Life Settlements", if after seeing this video you would like more information or a look at actual investor returns our clients are seeing then please fill out the form to the right and I will contact you.

Thank you,

Darren Quigley

A Horrible Decade For Investors!

2010-08-10T11:19:00.002-05:00

You’ve probably been seeing stories saying what a horrible decade it’s been for investors. Time magazine called it the “Decade from Hell.” The Wall Street Journal called it the “Lost Decade.” BusinessWeek called it “A Decade of Decay.” The Nasdaq was cut in half, they moan. The Dow and the S&P 500 are much lower than when the decade began, they groan.

It seems like a no-brainer — your portfolio has gone nowhere over the past 10 years because the market has gone nowhere. In fact, the truth is more complicated, and more painful: Your own unforced errors probably helped torpedo your investment returns. But the good news is that you can learn from your mistakes and increase your wealth by eliminating two common investor mistakes. There are two reasons why investor returns are so much lower than the market’s return: high fund expenses and bad market timing. While U.S. stocks fell, bonds and foreign stocks climbed. But most investors missed out on a big chunk of those gains because of mutual fund expenses. What little earnings were left were lost to emotion as panicky investors sold cheap stocks in two bear markets and then bought expensive stocks after they’d climbed back. - Moneywatch.com

Does this sound familiar? That hits my investing experience almost exactly, then I was introduced to Life Settlements. Here the return is made at the purchase of the policies and is not a product of the management thereafter. Due the deep discount on the policies I didn't have to worry about when I sold or where the market was. At the policy maturity I am simply taken out of the investment when it is worth the most. A simple buy and hold with no market correlation. So in the future, instead of the next decade of decay, it will be the decade of de-correlation to the market.