Frequenct Asked Questions About Ethical Bonds
• The carbon credits investment market is growing at an outstanding rate, outperforming property investment, land investment, and many stocks and shares!
• Even in recent turbulent times, we have seen this market’s value increase, and it's continuous growth.
• The value of the carbon market has grown from $8,323.4M in 2005 to $120,188.2M in 2008, which is a staggering growth of 1,443%.
• This investment offers 7% guaranteed return for the first 5 years paid monthly (this cannot be achieved anywhere at present)
• With the opportunity of significant capital growth with predicted returns of 35%
• SIPP compliant (ideal to boost retirement pension)
• Global education on reducing carbon emissions or your carbon footprint is now more prominent on the TV, radio, internet and other media which can no longer be ignored
• By investing and making money in Carbon Credits, you are investing to protect and re-grow rain forests & stove projects in Africa
Q1 What is an ethical fixed rate bond ?
A 1 An ethical bond is when you invest in a project's that reduces co2 emissions to save the planet
Q2 Why is my ethical bond investment safe ?
A2 the projects that cce run and maintain generate carbon credits and all carbon credits are underwritten
to be sold before your investment is invested in by cce.
Q3 Why is my investment guaranteed ?
A3 Your investment is guaranteed to pay you the investor a rate AER of 6% for 3 years or 7% for five years
the guarantee is taken from the fact that we CCE have sold the carbon credits before the project has been started enabling
the investor to be square in the knowledge that the investment is sound.
Q4 What steps have been made to insure successes of the projects ?
A4 All are projects to generate carbon credits are verified by a independent body and also a third party called gold standard of
Geneva are the carbon credit verification company, to insure that the carbon credits produced are compliant with world carbon credit
law and protocols ensuring a ethical investment to the investor.
