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1. If This Describes You, Don't Cash out Your AnnuityBy: Jason M Rigler

There are companies that purchase future payments.


2. Structured Settlements Are Like AntsBy: Jason M Rigler

Ants are powerful creatures.


3. Unstructured SettlementBy: Jason M Rigler

Me‘Lisa Delaney, 43, is brain-injured as a result of a 1984 medical error that caused a stroke during surgery.


4. Class Action LawsuitsBy: Jason M Rigler

First of all, let me say that anyone who has been in any way hurt or injured by any other party and settled through a class action lawsuit, disregard this article.


5. Keeping the Lawsuit End in MindBy: Jason Rigler

2 key points to stay focused on, as you are settling your lawsuit; a quick and fair settlement and consideration for current and future needs.


6. LuckyBy: Jason M Rigler

Have you ever looked around and wondered how everyone is buying houses? Are they really doing that much better than you are? Maybe.


7. Should You Sell Your Structured Settlement?By: Matthew Keegan

The courts have just awarded you a settlement in the amount of $1.


8. The Target Capital StructureBy: Analia Jones

Firms can choose whatever mix of debt and equity they desire to finance their assets, subject to the willingness of investors to provide such funds.


9. What is Structured Settlement?By: Brian Dylan

Because it is tailor-made for individual cases, the structure may also include some immediate payment to cover special damages.


10. Individual Voluntary Arrangements. IVABy: Michael Sherriff

What is an IVA?There is an alternative to bankruptcy called an "Individual Voluntary Arrangement" (IVA).


11. Surviving High Debt StatesBy: Jason Rigler

Are you more likely to have more debt according to what state you live in? In a recent report done by Experian on the debt averages per state, the answer is yes! The report, compiled from approximately 3 million consumers nationwide, shows that the North East states of New Hampshire, Connecticut and Rhode Island have the highest average overall debt in the nation of $16,845, $15,314 and $14,643.


12. What is a Trust and what are the Benefits?By: Peter Viliamu

Trusts are becoming a popular way to structure business and personal affairs.


13. Investing in Structured SettlementsBy: Lance Winslow

Often some derelict will be awarded some huge amount of money from a noble company due to a run away jury in a Kangaroo Court.


14. Structured Settlement FactoringBy: Lance Winslow

Have you received a structured settlement recently? A structured settlement can be a good thing if you have been a victim of malfeasance, have been severely injured or can no longer physically work.


15. Structured Settlements – Should You Sell Yours?By: Charles Essmeier

In recent years, it has become more common for victims of accidental injury who accept a settlement from the at-fault party to accept a structured settlement instead of a lump-sum payment.


16. Making Backwards ChoicesBy: Jason Rigler

I was reading this past week about a woman who lost 170 lbs in 9 months by eating backwards.


17. Consider a Structured Settlement?By: John Jonas

Structured settlements have been around for a long time however their popularity has steadily increased over the past 6 years.


18. Structured Settlement as an Investment VehicleBy: John Jonas

You always hear people talking about the latest investment vehicle they're using.


19. How To Form a UK Limited CompanyBy: David Miles

When starting a business, a large number of people go down the route of forming a limited company or, to give it its full title, a limited liability company.


20. The Cash Now QuestionBy: Jason Rigler

If you have ever been in a bind for cash you know the stress, the weight of not being able to pay your bills.


21. A Structured Lawsuit Settlement Seemed Like a Good Idea at One TimeBy: Jason Rigler

You are receiving payments spread out over months, years, even a lifetime.


22. Options for Lawsuit Settlement Winners Receiving Periodic PaymentsBy: Jason Rigler

On January 22,2002, President George W.

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