You can invest your money through a number of financial platforms into a range of investment strategies and funds. All of which meet the requirements of the offshore lifestyle of superyacht crew. And you can make small regular contributions or one-off larger investments.

Let’s bust some jargon.

Platforms
Investment platforms provide the regulatory infrastructure needed for you to invest. They are maintained by independent third party institutions. These are internationally recognised custodial companies with solid reputations. You already use a financial structure in your everyday life: your bank account. It is a structure your bank provides so you can receive, send and spend money. An investment platform allows you to channel money into investments.

Strategies
Investment strategies put your money to work. There are as many strategies as there are stars in the sky. They come in a whole range of risk profiles (low to high), and you can invest in anything. We work with you to match the right investment strategies to your financial plan.

Our role
We work with you to create a life & financial plan. We help you identify the best medium- to long-term investment strategies to make your plan a reality. And we also liaise with the investment platforms and tell them what to do on your behalf. Then we monitor both the health of your investments and the success of your plan, providing you with a constant feedback loop. That allows us to consult together and make any adjustments required. Finally, we mentor and motivate you so that you can see your plan through to the end. Investing is a long-term commitment, not a short-term fix, but you won’t have to travel the road alone. We’ll actively support you along the way.

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Don’t Waste Your Million

As yacht crew, you have a remarkable opportunity to make yourself financially independent—if you do some sensible financial planning.

You’re between 25 and 45 yeas old, and earning around $50,000-100,000 per year, depending on your position. (Maybe even $250,000.) Your daily living expenses are zero. And your accommodation, work clothes and food are all taken care of. You don’t have a daily commute to work. And even better, you probably don’t have to pay income tax.

So after 10-15 years in yachting, you’ll have earned anywhere between 500,000 and 1,000,000, taking pay rises into account. (Maybe even more!) And you won’t really have had to spend a penny.