Last, we must address the question of what portion of each military pension payment we are actually going to buy. We have already discussed the fact that we really do not buy all of each payment because of possible deductions for taxes, reserves, personal deductions, and perhaps even life insurance premiums taken out beforehand. What’s left over is the portion of the military pension payment that is available for us to actually purchase. But a pensioner may not want to sell the entire amount of each military pension payment.

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So, how do we calculate the amount we pay for military pension payments? If you really have your antenna up and are already a little familiar with discounting, you may recognize that every single military pension payment we receive must be discounted separately and will result in a different present value. This is because we will be receiving every single military pension payment at a different point in time (monthly, say over an eight year period for example). No, figuring this out without a calculator would not be fun...

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It is said that "the only two things in life that are certain are death and taxes", and we would agree. So, if you decide to accept our offer to purchase your military pension payments, one issue that must be addressed is that of your personal income taxes. The question is: How will income taxes be handled on your military pension payments during the term of our agreement?

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we want to accept as many qualified military pensioner as possible into our program, but sadly, many applicants are turned down due to a poor credit rating. If we could help you fix your credit rating ourselves, we would. But due to the structure of our credit system here in the U.S., only you can effectively control your own credit "destiny". This means that no matter your situation, you MUST become involved! So, when it comes to the credit world, it's either "sink or swim". We'd like to challenge each military pension pensioner to take the reins of their own personal credit situation without delay.