Needless to say, you have probably seen hundreds (maybe even thousands) of offers over the past ten to twenty years - but - have you been able to get a Self-Liquidating (Arbitrage) Loan? (We even tell you WHERE you can get Prime Bank Notes).

You have, no doubt, heard about Self-Liquidating (Arbitrage) Loans for years.

Its a loan where you profit from the spread between interest rates.

This is absolutely legal under international banking rules.

This is called the "FALL-OUT." All of the above actions take place SIMULTANEOUSLY at the closing of the loan, which is arranged by the "collateral house" for the primary broker who put the deal together. After all, all you are asking them to do is disburse the funds against your orders.

Of course, since you will be buying the required collateral and income-producing instruments from the loan proceeds, your credit history does not matter. How can it be a rip-off if there aren't any front-fees involved? Could I do a Self-Liquidating Loan in a smaller amount and have a better chance of success?