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PPR Note Company paying principal back to investors

John Watts
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I see that PPR has paid 144 straight monthly distributions, have they always returned principal? Thanks 

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Dean Dubach
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Dean Dubach
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Yes, PPR has paid the principle back on every fund I have invested in as it matures, probably six different times, at the end of three years. The monthly interest is paid consistently as well. My experience has been entirely positive. They have added a reinvestment option, where your interest accrues interest. I wish they had an option would allow you to just keep your funds invested in perpetuity and have them be redeemable upon 90 days notice after three years.  I don't hesitate to invest with them.   Several other note funds I am in have reduced their preferred return and / or suspended distributions due to COVID, PPR has NOT. 

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