What is Securities-based lending?
Securities-based lending is a financial arrangement where investors borrow money using their investment portfolios as collateral, accessing liquidity without selling appreciated assets or triggering capital gains taxes. Lenders typically advance 50% to 70% of the portfolio's market value at competitive interest rates. This strategy is central to wealth preservation approaches where investors hold assets long-term to benefit from tax deferral and eventual Tax loss harvesting resets. Risks include margin calls during downturns.
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