Phoenix Energy
You may be accredited but do not know it. The following is a summary of who qualifies as an accredited investor pursuant to the SEC’s Rule 501(a) of Regulation D.
Often, investors can qualify as accredited without even knowing! Learn more about qualifications.
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QUALIFICATION CRITERIA
Individuals qualify if they meet the following criteria:
$1MM net worth, or $200K-$300K annual income (combined with spouse or domestic partner)
Determined based on specific licenses, positions, or fund knowledge levels.
$5MM assets, or owners qualify individually.
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Submit tax docs (W-2, 1099, 1040) – valid 12 months
Submit asset statements – valid 90 days
Submit accreditation letter:
Verifier’s name, license, contact, income/net worth- valid 90 days
Invest in Phoenix Energy. We offer fixed-rate corporate bonds for investors, with even higher rates available for larger investments. Our offerings are designed to meet a range of financial goals. Bonds may be purchased with qualified funds including some IRAs.²
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AVOID THESE PITFALLS
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Asset statements, income documents, or verification letters older than 90 days won’t be accepted.
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Investors often forget to include things like retirement accounts, private stock, or vested options in their net worth calculation.
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For income-based verification, you must provide full tax returns (Form 1040) or W-2/1099s for two years — partial documents aren’t enough.
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People with Series 7, 65, or 82 licenses often don’t realize that these automatically qualify them — no income or net worth proof needed.
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Primary residence cannot be counted toward the $1M net worth requirement. Many people accidentally include home equity.
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All documents must show the same full legal name as on your application — mismatched names slow or disqualify the process.
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All documents must show the same full legal name as on your application — mismatched names slow or disqualify the process.
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CPA or attorney letters must include the verifier’s name, license number, state of licensure, contact info, and signature.
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If applying via a business or trust, documentation must prove the entity’s assets or structure, not just the individual’s.
