A Guide to the Three Business Valuation Approaches
If you own a business and you are looking to sell it, to gain investors, or to take out a loan, you probably are well aware of how important the valuation of your business is.…
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Getting Cash for Your Annuity — Companies Purchasing Structured Settlements
Often, being awarded a significant amount of money as a result of either a lottery win or a favorable outcome in a lawsuit can satisfy long term financial needs, but not immediate ones. This happens…
Stop Investing Your Money in the Daily Grind
If you listen to any old timer, your are more than likely going to hear the phrase “things are not like they used to be.” While we often dismiss sentiments like these from the older…
Monthly Annuity Payments Versus Lump Sum Payments
Were you one of the rare and lucky people who actually won a substantial amount through the lottery? Many people buy lottery tickets, but very few actually win enough money to change their lives. Of…
Why it Really Doesn’t Matter if You Choose a Lottery Lump Sum Payout or a Structured Settlement
There’s a reason why award winning and critically acclaimed rapper Biggie Smalls, also known as the Notorious B.I.G., rhymed about having “more money, more problems.” Many people wrongfully assume that suddenly coming upon a lump…
Selling Your Monthly Annuity Payments Can Improve Your Life
You purchased a lottery ticket, imagining all of the ways that it could change your life. You imagined the house you would buy, the car that you would drive and the many ways that you…
What’s the #1 Cash Management Problem in 2016?
Businesses that deal with high volumes of cash, like banks and retail companies, face a number of serious problems. There’s the inherent security risks that come with having so much cash on hand, as well…
Getting Out of Debt with Annuities and Pre Settlement Lawsuits
Almost 20% of Americans between the ages of 18 and 24 would categorize themselves as being in “debt hardship.” The total debt of the average U.S. household is $129,579, with $15,355 of that debt coming…