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Saturday, May 20, 2006

Need Your Insurance Settlement Now?

An insurance settlement may take time to pay out - once settled, it can legally take up to 6 months to pay. If you are counting on your insurance settlement, but have to wait longer than you had anticipated, you might need to consider an advance on it. If you were in an auto accident and need medical attention, can't work until you recover, your work is not compensating you for your time off, and you have bills to pay, but have to wait for the insurance settlement to pay you, there is the option of getting an advance on a portion of the insurance settlement. See if this can help you out, give you some breathing room to get by until you are back on your feet. We'll discuss this option with you.
http://advancelawsuitfunding.com or call 888-414-4260

Friday, May 12, 2006

Lawsuit Settlement Funding

Lawsuit settlement funding is available to those who are
expecting payment from a lawsuit settlement or an
insurance settlement, as long as the case is strong enough
to win a settlement.

Lawsuit settlement funding may be a good option for you,
if you are strapped for cash and need money now. Lawsuit
settlement funding can bring you needed cash almost
immediately, and costing you nothing up front. It is faster
than getting a loan, and the process is easy, with little or
no red tape involved.

Lawsuit settlement funding is non-recourse, so that if
your lawsuit doesn’t settle, you need not pay back the
advance. Your case is scrutinized to be strong and likely
to win before it can be funded.

Lawsuit settlement funding is paid back when the case
settles, not taking anything from you up front. Your fees
and the payment of the advance (this is not a loan – though
similar to a loan) are paid directly from your settlement, so
there are no monthly payments.

If you are in need of lawsuit settlement funding, find out
more information, so you will know if it is your best option.
Lawsuit Settlement Funding can be good option if you have
no other resources, or if you have exhausted all your other
options, to turn to when you need cash immediately.

More information can be found at
http://www.advancelawsuitfunding.com or call 888-414-4260.

Wednesday, May 03, 2006

Money Resources

Continuing our discussion on ways to come up with money, if
in need, or if looking to start your own business.

You might consider using your credit cards. This isn’t a
recommended resource, but people do it all the time. Your
business might not bring in money immediately, and this
makes it hard to pay back the credit debt – this is never a
good idea unless there is full assurance of a good return on
your investment. The bad thing is - you won’t know until
after you go this route, and perhaps ring up quite a large
amount of debt.

Avoid using a credit card if you can - try to find another
resource, or you might find yourself in a bigger hole if
the business doesn't take off.

See http://www.doubleii.com/credit.html

Tuesday, May 02, 2006

Need money to start a business?

Need money to start a business? There are options that
we will cover for you along the
way on this blog. The first option we'll discuss is to
take out a loan – personal loan, line of credit, refinance your
home, or other. Taking out a loan is an involved process – you will
need to show the ability to pay a loan back. If you are
looking for a business loan, you will need to show a full
business plan and show market research that proves a need
for your business offering. Putting together a PowerPoint
presentation is a good idea. If you refinance your home,
you don’t need to produce a business plan, and you don’t
have to admit what the funds are for in any detail. You
may or may not get approved, however, so you may be back
to square one.
http://www.doubleii.com/loans.htm

Monday, May 01, 2006

Business Funding Essentials

We’ve seen many types of business funding applications
come in – most are incomplete “dreams” that have no real
basis, and are poorly written up and put together. We’ve
had an entire portfolio of guys who model, who’ve had no
experience but “knew” they could model – they didn’t need
a business loan, they needed a modeling agent, and to work
their way up, gaining credibility first. We’ve seen a lot of
types of applications – the ones that were looked at by our
funders were the ones that included a PowerPoint
presentation, a complete business plan, a full 3-10 year
financial break-down and projection. If you are going to
start your business, you need all this same information. Make it
complete and convincing before you approach a funding resource.
http://www.doubleii.com/financebusiness.html