Investment
Questions specific to Raise Investment (our "investment as a subscription" product)
How does Raise Investment work?
How is Raise Investment different from other investing products?
What assets is Raise Investment actually invested in?
Does Raise Investment use leverage in its positions?
How does Raise Investment’s down-market protection work?
Why is time in the market better than timing the market?
Why is portfolio diversification important?
Where does Raise Investment get its investment capital?
How does Raise Investment make money? What’s the catch?
How much does Raise Investment cost?
How do I adjust my Raise Investment subscription?
How do I cash out, or "exit", my Raise Investment subscription?
Does Raise Investment provide dividends?
Who owns the initial principal in a Raise Investment account? Is my subscription invested?
What happens when the market takes a downturn?
Does Raise Investment have a lock-up period?
Why am I paying a subscription to invest?
How is Raise Investment taxed?
How do I know what Raise Investment subscription is right for me?
When can I withdraw from my Raise Investment account?
For Raise Investment, what’s the difference between the "market value" and the "take-home value"?
How is the Raise Investment pilot program different?
Do I owe anything if my portfolio loses value?
How does Raise manage risk for me?
What is Raise Investment?
Why does Raise Investment exist?
Why can’t I do Raise Investment myself?
How do I create a Raise Investment account?