Financial Guru Tells Cash-Strapped Americans: You Can Make Money From Structured Settlements
Harvard-trained financial expert is imploring average Joe to make a killing in the structured settlements market.
With the recession trimming the bank accounts of nearly every American household, very few see this as investment time.
That is, unless you're Harvard educated financial whiz James Adler. Adler's new website, StructuredSettlementsExpert.com, is a comprehensive resource for anyone wanting to get in on the white-hot investment opportunity of the recession: structured settlements.
Contrary to the tired advice most financial experts dole out: "save, invest conservatively, and cut expenses", Adler says this is an era ripe for bold financial moves.
"Structured settlements are hardly words many people have ever heard of, never mind thought of as a business opportunity" states Adler. "But that's one of the reasons that they're so attractive -there's little competition out there and you can quickly become a big-time structured settlement investor in as little as 6 weeks", adds the new site's founder.
"With over two decades of experience in the financial world, I can honestly say that this is one of the biggest financial secrets I've ever seen".
Simply, structured settlements are cash given to accident victims and other plaintiffs in a lawsuit in increments. Instead of a lump sum, payments are made on a monthly or yearly schedule. According to Adler, with the right financial sense and a medium-sized investment, you can be on the receiving end of these monthly payments.
It wasn't simply the black hole of competitors, but reliable information on structured settlements that spurred Adler to launch this new resource for people looking for a little-known and relatively low-risk income stream.
"I was recently at get-together of financial experts on 5th avenue in New York City, and not one of them was investing in structured settlements. It got me thinking: if the big guns of Wall Street don't know about this, what are the odds that the average American does?".
Luckily, an avenue that was once shrouded in mystery is becoming clearer by the day, thanks to Adler's mission to get the word out. But Adler and his colleagues warn, the window of opportunity is closing at warp speed. Adler claims: "Even though the recession seems like it will never end, it's only a matter of time before it bounces back. Not unlike other investments, like silver, now is the time to buy structured settlements.
Are buying structured settlements too risky for most cash-strapped consumers? Not necessarily, claims Adler. "Any investment has risk, period, end of story". But while real estate continues to nose dive and stocks continue their roller coaster ride, structured settlements are nice and stable".
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Contact:
James Adler
http://www.structuredsettlementsexpert.com
structuredsettlementsexpert@gmail.com
With the recession trimming the bank accounts of nearly every American household, very few see this as investment time.
That is, unless you're Harvard educated financial whiz James Adler. Adler's new website, StructuredSettlementsExpert.com, is a comprehensive resource for anyone wanting to get in on the white-hot investment opportunity of the recession: structured settlements.
Contrary to the tired advice most financial experts dole out: "save, invest conservatively, and cut expenses", Adler says this is an era ripe for bold financial moves.
"Structured settlements are hardly words many people have ever heard of, never mind thought of as a business opportunity" states Adler. "But that's one of the reasons that they're so attractive -there's little competition out there and you can quickly become a big-time structured settlement investor in as little as 6 weeks", adds the new site's founder.
"With over two decades of experience in the financial world, I can honestly say that this is one of the biggest financial secrets I've ever seen".
Simply, structured settlements are cash given to accident victims and other plaintiffs in a lawsuit in increments. Instead of a lump sum, payments are made on a monthly or yearly schedule. According to Adler, with the right financial sense and a medium-sized investment, you can be on the receiving end of these monthly payments.
It wasn't simply the black hole of competitors, but reliable information on structured settlements that spurred Adler to launch this new resource for people looking for a little-known and relatively low-risk income stream.
"I was recently at get-together of financial experts on 5th avenue in New York City, and not one of them was investing in structured settlements. It got me thinking: if the big guns of Wall Street don't know about this, what are the odds that the average American does?".
Luckily, an avenue that was once shrouded in mystery is becoming clearer by the day, thanks to Adler's mission to get the word out. But Adler and his colleagues warn, the window of opportunity is closing at warp speed. Adler claims: "Even though the recession seems like it will never end, it's only a matter of time before it bounces back. Not unlike other investments, like silver, now is the time to buy structured settlements.
Are buying structured settlements too risky for most cash-strapped consumers? Not necessarily, claims Adler. "Any investment has risk, period, end of story". But while real estate continues to nose dive and stocks continue their roller coaster ride, structured settlements are nice and stable".
PR courtesy of Online PR News: http://www.onlineprnews.com
Contact:
James Adler
http://www.structuredsettlementsexpert.com
structuredsettlementsexpert@gmail.com