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Financial matters can be a problem for some people.


If I were to sell my annuity , I would be able to pay off items that are financed. These things are costing a lot of interest each month. Credit cards, a mortgage or other loans charge the customer interest each month.


This is not necessarily going to let them pay off the entire balance of accounts that they owe. It should help them out by selling annuities . Not everyone is going to want to sell theirs though. They may wait it out so that they are able to collect a little extra on the annuity .


When someone chooses to cash in on what is owed to them, it does not mean that they are having financial problems. That is only one reason why someone would do this. Some people are not as patient as others and do not want to deal with accepting payments. They will be able to sell annuities and let someone else collect the payments every month.


Insurance settlements or lottery winnings are types of annuities that are owed to a beneficiary or the person who it is owed to. In order to sell my annuities , I will have to prove to the person interested in purchasing it that the payments are paid to me. I would also have to have an account history and balance for them.


Buying and selling annuities is done every day. There are a lot of brokers who would love to purchase them. They do this because they will be able to invest some money into purchasing it but by the time it is paid off, they will be making a nice profit.


Banks and financial institutions will sell annuities for a portion of what is owed on them also. It is not only individuals that are selling these. If they have accounts that have gone delinquent, they may sell them at a fraction of the amount due. The company that purchases these will be able to sue for the balance due.


Every contract reads differently so before purchasing any kind of annuity , a broker will make sure that the rights are given to them. Before someone is going to be selling annuities , they will want to ensure that they are not giving out false information about it either. The information stated in these contracts will be extremely important for all of the parties involved. About the Author


When working with customers to get their account paid in full, payments may be made each month. Waiting for the money is not always an option for some companies or individuals. When the balance owed is causing a cash flow problem, visit http://www.structuredsettlement-quotes.com to find a settlement broker that will help find a way to cash out on these annuities at the best possible price.

Another Bad Boss in Government – The Pilferer Type

Prompted by a whistle-blower's report, State Department investigators found that Kenneth Y. Tomlinson, who heads an agency that oversees most government broadcasts to foreign countries:

- "…Used his office to run a 'horse racing operation'"
- "…Improperly put a friend on the payroll"
- "…Used government employees to perform personal errands"
- "…Billed the government for more days of work than the rules permit"

You have to wonder not only why he was allowed to get away with this abuse of power, but also how he got the job in the first place since he "was ousted last year from another post, at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, after another inquiry found evidence that he had violated rules meant to insulate public television and radio from political influence." But perhaps that's what qualified him.

Where does the money come from that Tomlinson squandered for personal gain? We, the tax payers. One element in the equation that produces bad bosses is that, unlike with entrepreneurs, its not they're money they're overseeing, so they don't care how inefficiently it's used. If you report to a Pilferer Boss and need to know what to do, you can find answers now in Chapter 11 (irony not intended!) of Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Boss? 13 Types and How to Survive Them.

Money is Irrelevant to Happiness? Tell Congress

Here's an interesting quote supported by science:

"A wealth of data in recent decades has shown that once personal wealth exceeds about $12,000 a year, more money produces virtually no increase in life satisfaction."

Does that mean that when we make more than $12,000 per year, we're happy? If so, then wouldn't you think Congress would want happy voters? Minimum wage-earners take home only $10,712 per year. So why didn't Congress pass the new $7.25 per hour minimum wage that would raise this group of voters to a salary of $15,080 per year—well above the happiness quotient? Don't unhappy people vote?

And why did Congress vote themselves a raise that brings their salary to over $168,000 per year if it isn't going to make them any happier?

Sounds like fuzzy science to me.

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