Concept Capital offers an unregulated investment in pre-fab "static homes" paying a "guaranteed" 10% per year.

Investors invest their money to Concept Capital in units of £39,999 (although the website suggests that the minimum investment is £20,000), which is used to buy a static home to be rented to low-income government-supported tenants. Concept Capital "guarantees" to pay the investor 10% per year. Investors' money is tied up for two years, after which Concept Capital undertakes to buy the static home back from them.

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Next Gen Solicitors offers an unregulated investment in litigation financing paying interest of 8% per year for an investment of 12 months.

Unregulated third-party introducers promoting Next Gen Solicitors claim that its investment is "pandemic and recession proof" and "investor capital is 100% covered under the ATE [After The Event] Insurance policy".

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Kenton Finance is currently offering two unregulated "accounts" (actually corporate loan notes):

• Standard Account: 2 year investment paying 5.82% per year on a monthly basis
• Silver Account: 3 year investment paying 9.96% per year on a quarterly basis

Investors' funds are used to supply bridging loans to property developers.

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World Property Fund (a trading name of myriad linked companies including Mercury-Sloane Investments Limited, Tanzy Estates Property Company Ltd, Lennox Vanguard Property Investment Company Limited, Millerheywood Ltd "etc.") is offering returns of 10% per year, paid quarterly.

The company's investments are currently being promoted on Facebook.

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Case To Answer offers an unregulated investment in litigation "invoice financing" paying interest of 12% per year for an investment of 12 months.

Unregulated third-party introducers promoting Case To Answer's investment claim it represents an opportunity to invest in "one of the most secure investment sectors in the UK" and "low-level risks".

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Intercare offers unregulated care home investments paying "assured rental income" of up to 10% per year for investing in care home bedrooms.

Intercare guarantees to buy the bedroom back off the investor after 3, 5, 9, 15 or 20 years; the guaranteed purchase price includes an uplift of an additional 3% per year for the first 5 years, and 2% per year for the subsequent 15.

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Cafelavista offers returns of 15% per year to investors who invest in its coffee machines.

Investors buy coffee machines for £3,000 each (+ £600 VAT if they are not VAT registered) and then rent back their machine to Cafelavista, which promises to pay a total of £5,700 per machine back to them (in rental income, an annual “ingredient bonus” and a final “balloon payment”) over a six year term, after which Cafelavista promises to take the vending machine back.

This gives an average return of 15% per year, or 9.7% if the investor has to pay £600 VAT on top of their initial purchase.

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Divitias Wealth plc offers "Private Offering Protected Fixed Income Bonds" with a 24 month term which pay interest of 1% per month, with coupons paid quarterly.

Investors' money is to be used to invest in "delta neutral" arbitrage trading - identifying a mismatch between prices for the same asset on different exchanges, buying assets at the cheaper price and immediately selling them at the higher one.

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