Receive up to $10,000 Cash Rewards™

…through our preferred partnership with Cash Rewards, Inc (CRI), we now offer a time-deferred, mail-in Cash Rewards© Program as a Thank You to our "Clients for Life"!

How do I know the money will be there when I submit my claim?

The majority of the Claim Fund account is invested in CD’s, money markets, t-bills and treasuries - real low volatility investments that provide a small return on the underlying assets. Additionally, this program works on the principles of slippage and breakage.  What that means is this: a certain number of people are not going to follow the steps correctly or they’re going to forget to do something or they are not going to do it in time. And when they don’t do something properly, they can’t make a valid claim to redeem money from the fund. As a result, that money remains in the account for the people that do make valid claims.

What happens to the money if I don't claim it?

Funds not claimed by certificate holders are given to nationally known charities.

Who is the Independent Third Party Administrator (ITPA)?

Resolve Corporation serves as the independent third party administrator. Resolve has over 35 years of experience in administering retail promotions for similar rewards programs across North America for companies like Pepsi, Epson, Chrysler, Nissan and Phillips Electronics.

What does Independent Third Party Administrator (ITPA) do?

The ITPA review all Certificate registrations and claims for redemption. Ultimately, they decide if the Certificate holder has met the terms of the program. If they have, the ITPA authorizes the escrow agent to pay the claim. ITPA is unaffiliated with Benchmark Mortgage: The Barath Group, CRI or any potential beneficiary of the Claim Fund. This allows the ITPA to act objectively and independently.

The ITPA has access to the Claim Fund only through an appointed escrow agent and the agent can only pay funds to approved claimants and/or recognized charities.

CRI is not legally required to have a Claim Fund or an ITPA, or to give unclaimed funds to charity. The ITPA was put in place to ensure that the redemption process is impartial. The process of giving unclaimed money to a charity was decided upon because we want certificate holders to know that if they don’t collect their money, CRI and Benchmark Mortgage: The Barath Group have nothing to gain.