Cash Settlement can Save Your Life Insurance Struggle
When you buy an insurance policy, especially life insurance, the hope is that you make payments during its lifetime and,...
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Need a Napkin? In Venezuela, People Are Just Using Paper Currency Instead
What does inflation look like? It's the image of a man, holding a piece of food, but instead of holding...
The Pension Company Adds Two Experts in Structured Settlement Annuities to Its Staff
This June, Dallas-based retirement and investment company The Pension Company (TPC) hired two experts in the structured settlement annuity industry...
Smothered By High Utility Bills, UK Household Energy Debts Now Exceed £500 Million
Nearly four million households in the UK now owe a collective £507 million to the country's energy firms -- a...
Despite SEC Ruling, Standard & Poor’s Doubles Its CMBS Ratings From Last Year
The U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) recently issued a ban on Standard & Poor's (S&P) in granting ratings for...
Behavioral Science Could Help Nonprofits Be More Effective in Donation Appeals
Behavioral science studies may be the key to improving rates of charitable giving, a nonprofit organization has said. The Charities...
Wyly Widow Files for Bankruptcy, Citing $101 Million SEC Debt, Just Days After Brother-in-Law Files
Just on the heels of the bankruptcy case of Samuel Wyly and his late brother, Charles, another member of the...
In Spite of Falling Premiums, Fewer Tenants Are Investing in Renters Insurance
When it comes to insuring important assets like vehicles and houses, most people would likely agree that paying for protection...
Gap Grows for Retirement Savings Between America’s Richest and Poorest
We're all aware of the economic disparity in America -- the wealthiest have the highest percentage of money, and the...
Surprising Percentage of American Households Have Saved Nothing for Their Retirements
A new study has revealed that an astonishing 20% of Americans who are near retirement age haven't saved any money toward their...
