FAQ’s

1) It's affordable for everyone

2) Your portfolio will be more diverse

3) You don't need to make personal investment decisions

3) The Club does all the work for you, you can treat it like a savings plan on steroids

4) Your financial risk can be substantially smaller than in regular crowdfunding

5) You can cash out a lot more easily than having to wait for an official "exit"

6) The Club can have a serious input to the direction and growth of the businesses it invests in compared to the zero influence a small private shareholder could have.

The Angel Business Club decides which investments to make. They invest in carefully selected and filtered start up businesses and then issue free shares to all active (paying) members. You don't need to make any investment decisions personally. However, members can also buy and sell shares in the internal stock exchange.

The Angel Business Club is all about Angel investing. The Club does not invest in public companies. It's all about getting in right at the start before the general public and institutional investors. By the time a company gets to the stock market, the biggest gains have already been made by angel investors and a stock market flotation is actually normally a chance for angel investors to exit with a very healthy premium.

You don't need to know anything about investing. The Club makes all the investment decisions and you simply receive free share allocations every month. This will help you grow a balanced and diverse portfolio in a range of companies. Usually you can expect to receive shares in 3 or 4 different companies every month. A lot of members just treat their subscription like a savings plan. It's a hands free way to get some great investments with huge upside potential.

You can join the Club for as little as £80/€89/$105USD. You will receive access to all the Club's facilities, live webinars etc plus free shares to the same value of your subscription, minus a small £9/€10/$11USD admin fee. Effectively that means the Club costs just €10 a month because you receive the rest of your subscription fee back in free shares.

Absolutely yes! The Club welcomes from around the world, including the USA. A subscription to the Club is an expense, not an investment.

Share records are updated every day and verified by an independent third party custodian company, approved and authorised by the UK financial regulator, the FCA. You can see all your share allocations in the Club back office and can download a PDF of your share entitlements anytime. You can request a paper share certificates if you want, but there is an admin fee and you would no longer be able to sell your shares on the internal exchange. It is very difficult and costly to sell a paper share certificate so it's recommended to just keep your shares in electronic format in the back office.

Angel investing is classed as high risk. However, bear in mind your personal financial risk can be as small as £2.70 a day.  This is the cost of the standard subscription.

For maximum financial gain, you should hold onto your shares and wait for a "liquidity event" such as a flotation on a public stock exchange or a takeover. However, if you wish to "cash out" early, you can sell your shares via the Club's internal stock exchange. The exchange is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.