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…
Small Business Valuation Methods Involve Valuation Software Packages
Business Number One A company that works to create a data base that can identify a cat or a dog’s feces. Used as a way for high dollar apartment complexes to fine renters who do…
Want to Invest in an IPO? Tips to Help You Make that Decision
Doing well by investing in an initial public offering (IPO) seems to be almost the Holy Grail of investing. Everyone wants to get in on investing in a company when it is young, new and…
Tips to Getting the Right Small Business Valuation
If you’re a small business owner, you might need to get a valuation done on your business. This evaluation of a company’s worth can show you what your assets are and what kinds of things…
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Why Should You Sell Your Fixed Annuity? Several Reasons
Did you know that, by the end of 2013, nearly 35 million people were receiving money from deferred annuity contracts — with annuities collectively being worth about $2.6 trillion? That?s a lot of money —…
Got a Structured Settlement? Use it to Pay Off Debt!
Those who have received a structured settlement as a result of a lawsuit or lottery winning often find themselves with a large sum of money, but with little access to it for a period of…