Articles, tagged with "cash lump sum", page 3
22nd March 2010
Term life insurance is a life insurance product that pays out a cash lump sum upon death of the insurance policyholder or at the point that the insurance policyholder is diagnosed as terminally ill. But, despite it being a low cost term life product - ins...
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Author:
Dario Terry
02nd March 2010
61ear-old David Wright and his wife, Marie, 60, live in Redditch and decide to release some of the value in their home, as they want to maintain their lifestyle and carry out some home improvements.
With their property worth £200,000, they could take ...
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Author:
Brown
09th February 2010
The traditional five year IVA payment period can be avoided and a debt problem resolved immediately if a cash lump sum is made available. A traditional individual voluntary arrangement (IVA) allows someone who is struggling with repayments to settle their...
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BeatMyDebt.com
07th January 2010
A company voluntary arrangement could be the ideal business rescue solution. If your business is failing due to debt which you are unable to pay and you are spending your time juggling creditors rather than running your company. For a business in financia...
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Author:
Derek Cooper
14th December 2009
Wish to sell your pension or structured settlement? Here are some typical mistakes to avoid. One ) Only speaking to one funding company. Come visit us right here for more info on Annuity Payments Taxable. http://Sell-Annuity-Payments.org People consi...
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Author:
Wilson Payne
25th November 2009
Life settlements are a transfer of life insurance policies between two parties, where the selling party has a life-threatening or highly critical illness. Unless this is the case, any life settlements will not be deemed legal and valid. Upon transference ...
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Author:
FrankRod
25th November 2009
If your company is in financial difficulty, you may be better off undertaking a Company Voluntary Arrangement rather than struggling to raise the funds necessary for a Pre-Pack Administration.
Over the past 12 months, much has been written in the press...
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Author:
Derek Cooper
17th September 2009
Anyone considering releasing cash from their property to fund home improvements, offer financial help to friends or family or meet daily living needs - or anything else for that matter - may find themselves facing the worry of losing their means tested be...
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Author:
Geoff Charles
31st August 2009
A life settlement, also known as a senior settlement, refers to the sale of a life insurance policy by a policy owner to a third party investor. After the sale, the investor is responsible for the policy, including paying off the monthly premiums. The inv...
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Author:
David Mickelson
21st August 2009
An equity release can shape up your life after retirement - for better of course. If you are over 55 and if you are a UK property owner you could release some additional money and enjoy life after your retirement. The money that is obtained from your equi...
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Author:
John Michael
04th August 2009
Regardless of if you are about to retire, or have just launched your career, it's essential that you spend some time thinking about how you're going to fund your retirement. To do this, there are two key questions you need to ask yourself: How much money ...
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Author:
Vicky Cochrane
07th July 2009
Nowadays, reaching the age of retirement with your pension intact is a feat not to be underestimated.
Your pension is a pot of money that is accrued over the course of your working life. Upon retirement, you should receive regular payments every year, ...
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Author:
Adam Singleton
05th June 2009
Lifetime Mortgages give you the chance to release the thousands of pounds that are tied up in your property and can help you enjoy a more restful and secure retirement. They can be used for anything from topping up pension funds to using the added income ...
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Author:
Les Patterson
09th April 2009
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Buying term life insurance could be one of the best investments you make for your family. Term life insurance is one of the simplest forms of insurance you can buy. Term life insurance lasts for just a limited period. If...
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Author:
Mark Walpole
31st March 2009
The current recessionary climate has encouraged people to think seriously about their long-term financial well-being and retirement planning; and not before time.
Recent research has revealed that many adults from all walks of life face future financi...
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Author:
Adam Singleton