Fractional Ownership
Fractional Life is an exciting new web brand based on the fractional ownership and asset-sharing concept.
The site's aim is to give you the choice of the best of everything at a fraction of the cost, all under one roof in a 'fractional superstore.'
Fractional ownership and asset-sharing gives you an ideal way to get the most out of your investment by purchasing only the shares or time you require from an asset. All other aspects are split, both the benefits and the costs, amongst a limited number of shareholders or members. Fractional ownership means that you physically own a percentage of the asset until you decide to sell, whereby opting to join an asset-sharing company, e.g. a private member supercar club, is an investment in the time and pleasure you have with that asset.
So, using Fractional Life, you can decide, for instance, to cost-effectively own a quarter share in an exotic holiday home abroad, have access to your favourite yacht eight weeks a year, spend a selection of days behind the wheel of some of the most desirable cars in the world, have the latest handbag on your shoulder and even own a part-share in a nightclub!
No matter what your budget, there's something for you here and the beauty of it is, you decide.
Fractional Life will help you make informed decisions to allow you to enjoy your lifestyle when you want it.
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What is FL Approved? Frequently monitored as an ongoing benefit for our website visitors, Fractional Life now features "Approved Business" symbols next to many of its listings, but only, of course, if appropriate. Find out more...
"Fractional Lifers don't suffer from Wealthy Fatigue Syndrome - it's not what you have but what you do that makes you ultimately happy."
Ian Silverstein, Founder, Creative Action Design
A slice of luxury: You can live like an oligarch, for some of the time. Plan your fractional fun with care and you can enjoy a super-rich existence at super value.
Download the supplement taken from the Telegraph written by our own Fractional Life Editors. (4 MB PDF download)
