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Selling a Cash Flow

By David Austin and Barry Goldberg

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You’re receiving a regular check in the mail or directly into your checking account. Lots of people think that is a very good thing! Why would you want that to stop?

There are many reasons, these are just some of them:

  • The uncertainty of the check showing up every month.
  • Buying a house.
  • Medical bills.
  • School bills.
  • Vacations.
  • Other investment opportunities.
This is an important decision, and the clearer you are on your motivations and real needs, the easier it is to make the right decision. There are many options in selling a cash flow. It’s not just sell it all or keep it all. If you know what you need, you can negotiate from a position of strength. You can make a decision that serves both your short term and long term financial future. Take the time to understand your underlying motivations, and your options when making an important financial decision like this.

Full post as published by Cash Flow Solutions Blog on June 15, 2008 (boomark / email).

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