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How does Raise Investment make money? What’s the catch?

Learn how Raise Investment generates revenue and why our model is different.

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Written by Jack McCann
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Raise Investment operates on a transparent monthly membership model, unlike traditional investment platforms that rely on high management fees or trade commissions. This ensures alignment with your financial success while keeping costs predictable.

How Raise Investment Makes Money

Instead of charging percentage-based fees on assets under management (AUM), Raise Investment uses a flat monthly membership. The large upfront principal we provide ensures your portfolio has the potential to outpace the membership payment in the long-run.

The other side of our business is that we partner with various "capital partners" who supply us with the upfront principal used in your investment - these are typically banks, family offices, or private investors. A portion of your membership fees are paid to them in exchange for the capital they're lending - creating a win-win-win scenario for everyone involved!

What's the Catch?

There isn’t one! Unlike traditional financial firms that rely on hidden fees, transaction commissions, or AUM-based pricing, or payment for order flow, Raise Investment is built for transparency. The membership model and upfront principal eliminates conflicts of interest, ensuring that our success is directly tied to yours.

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