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Getting Started: How to Invest in Art for your Retirement?
Like most investment strategies, art investing requires a long-term perspective, which makes it a perfect candidate to include in your retirement portfolio. If you do not want to personally care for your art investments in your own home, there are a few platforms that facilitate a hands-free experience while prioritizing long term/ retirement investing. Some…
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New Artworks Added to Masterworks – November 2023
Each month we like to highlight the new artworks that are released on the Masterworks investing platform. This way, you can get a sneak peak at the artworks made available to new and current members.
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Want to invest with Masterworks outside the US? Here’s How!
Yes, you can 100% invest with Masterworks if you live outside the U.S. In fact, half of Masterworks’ members are international investors. So, if you are considering investing with Masterworks, you are joining hundreds of thousands of international and US-based investors.
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The 5 Best Alternative Investment Platforms
In this article we are going to look at the 5 best alternative investment platforms; Yieldstreet, Streitwise, Rocket Dollar, Masterworks, and Vinovest and examine what makes them better than the rest.
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Accredited Investors Only: Yieldstreet’s New Art Fund V
Yieldstreet have just released their latest art fund for accredited investors (Art Equity Fund V). The fifth art fund will try to replicate the success of their previous four funds that currently have an average appreciation of nearly 25%.
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Who are the most in-demand artists? Masterworks gives us clues!
The most in demand artworks on Masterworks are from UK street artist Banksy and the American Neo-expressionist Jean-Michel Basquiat. This can be determined by the length of time that it takes for the shares of an artwork to be fully acquired when Masterworks first introduces it to their members.
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How Much Does it Cost to Invest with Masterworks?
Masterworks is absolutely free expect for their yearly 1.5% maintenance fee. The 1.5% fee is only paid when Masterworks sell the artworks you have invested in. Therefore, your capital is left alone as your investments appreciate in value. The fee is used to pay for the storage and insurance associated with owning the artworks. All…
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Art or Real Estate Investing: How to invest in both at the same time?
If you are after a higher-risk higher-reward asset, or want to add more diversity to your investment portfolio, then art would be a better investment than real estate in a lot of cases. Art is generally less correlated with the performance of other assets so can act as a hedge.
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Why does Yieldstreet only accept Accredited Investors (AIs)?
You may have come across Yieldstreet when searching for an alternative asset platform. They have a few well-performing funds for real estate, private markets, and corporate debt. But, if you are like me, you are more likely interested in their art funds.
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Carmen Herrera: Blue Chip Masterworks Investing Opportunity
Its low Initial Offering Price compared to comparative works (700K vs 2 million) is what excites me about this offer, even if the painting is from a later time period than the comparative work. The lower the initial offering the better chance for a profitable close-out. I think Masterworks might be offering this painting at…
