About Benjamin Feder
My Mission
My mission is to empower businesses to achieve their full potential. I provide accounting work, guidance, and book checking like no other. I can create, review, and analyze financial statements, journals, and ledgers like it's nobody's business! I am here to serve you, the perfect employer. I am confident in my work and have a strong education to demonstrate my abilities.
My investment vehicles
*10 year personal long-term bond.
I'll pay you 5% yield on your minimum requested $200 investment. Only invest in whole dollar amounts. This works out to a $25 coupon per six months paid to you for every $1000 invested. Par value paid given at maturity.
*5 year personal medium-term bond.
I'll pay you 4.5% yield on your minimum requested $150 investment. Only invest in whole dollar amounts. This works out to a $22.50 coupon per six months paid to you for every $1000 invested. Par value paid given at maturity.
*3-year personal short-term bond
I'll pay you 3.5% yield on your minimum requested $100 investment. Only invest in whole dollar amounts. This works out to a $17.50 coupon per six months paid to you for every $1000 invested. Par value paid given at maturity.
*Donations
If you want to donate a gift payment to Benjamin Feder, that is also acceptable. I will use it to invest in my future career growth.
Specify Your Choice in Payment Notes
*There is a "Notes" section in your checkout after you click the "Invest Now" button below. Include all the details of the choice and terms of what you are contributing or investing in the "Notes" section, as well as all of your contact and payment information.
Once you submit your checkout amount, there are no refunds, beyond what is agreed upon in the bond investment agreement. You will be paid your coupon payments every six months and the full par value at bond maturity, which is the price you are investing in principal.
Also include your physical mailing address, so that I can mail you your payments by check in the mail (every six months for coupon payments plus lump sum of par value at maturity date).