PROFESSIONAL TRUSTEE SERVICES PRODUCING A NEW WAVE OF SERVICE INDUSTRY DATA REPORTING INSURED
EAFC TRUST
EAFC TRUST
FOUNDED BY TANYA HARRIS, LLD
FOUNDED BY TANYA HARRIS, LLD
A trust company is a corporation that acts as a fiduciary, trustee or agent of trusts and agencies. A professional trust company may be independently owned or owned by, for example, a bank or a law firm, and which specializes in being a trustee of various kinds of trusts.
A trust company is a corporation that acts as a fiduciary, trustee or agent of trusts and agencies. A professional trust company may be independently owned or owned by, for example, a bank or a law firm, and which specializes in being a trustee of various kinds of trusts.
For Example when a trust company becomes your mortgage lender
For Example when a trust company becomes your mortgage lender
When the bank turns you down for your mortgage and you’re looking for an alternate option, your mortgage broker might recommend you working with a trust company. But what is a trust company and how is it different than the bank? A trust company is a corporation that takes care of the administration of trusts and estates as a trustee. Traditionally a trust company is owned by large banks, that have a private client department, but at times, they are privately owned as well. Because a trust company is run differently than a bank they have more flexibility when it comes to what they can do to assist in funding a mortgage for someone with a difficult financial situation – For example if they are a small business owner or have had credit problems in the past. Along with the benefit of possibly obtaining your mortgage loan through an alternative source like a trust company you may pay higher fees in return for the higher risk that the lender is willing to take on and the extra legwork they might have to put in to get you approved to begin with. Like a bank, a trust company is just that… A company in business to make money, and offer their clients professional service and in-depth knowledge specific to your financial needs.
When the bank turns you down for your mortgage and you’re looking for an alternate option, your mortgage broker might recommend you working with a trust company. But what is a trust company and how is it different than the bank? A trust company is a corporation that takes care of the administration of trusts and estates as a trustee. Traditionally a trust company is owned by large banks, that have a private client department, but at times, they are privately owned as well. Because a trust company is run differently than a bank they have more flexibility when it comes to what they can do to assist in funding a mortgage for someone with a difficult financial situation – For example if they are a small business owner or have had credit problems in the past. Along with the benefit of possibly obtaining your mortgage loan through an alternative source like a trust company you may pay higher fees in return for the higher risk that the lender is willing to take on and the extra legwork they might have to put in to get you approved to begin with. Like a bank, a trust company is just that… A company in business to make money, and offer their clients professional service and in-depth knowledge specific to your financial needs.
FOUNDER TRUSTEE
FOUNDER TRUSTEE
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Organized By Tanya Harris, LLD Director of Business Development
Organized By Tanya Harris, LLD Director of Business Development
what is EAFC TRUST success rate?
what is EAFC TRUST success rate?
100% Success Rate
100% Success Rate
We've helped more than thousands of recipients gain confidence and the guidance to find the exceptional counselling for their particular areas as such as Debt Buying and not limited to. Read the Data Report summary below.
We've helped more than thousands of recipients gain confidence and the guidance to find the exceptional counselling for their particular areas as such as Debt Buying and not limited to. Read the Data Report summary below.
EAFC FINANCIAL DATA REPORT ON DEBT BUYING
EAFC FINANCIAL DATA REPORT ON DEBT BUYING
- Buyers purchase massive bundles of unpaid consumer debts with face values that often total billions of dollars. Those are the bills that banks, credit card companies, and other creditors give up trying to collect.
- Those debts are bought at deeply discounted prices, averaging roughly 8 cents on the dollar.
- The buyers only expect to recover a fraction of the original amounts owed. Their target is to recover from 2 to 3 times more than they paid.
THE GOAL ~
THE GOAL ~
TO REACH $100 BILLION DOLLARS IN EQUITY FUNDS OR VALUE BY 2026
TO REACH $100 BILLION DOLLARS IN EQUITY FUNDS OR VALUE BY 2026
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Tens of millions of Americans are pursued by debt buyers, speculators who buy the rights to collect their overdue bills. Yet few consumers realize this growing segment of the collection industry may offer them a chance to slash their delinquent debts by as much as 75%.
Tens of millions of Americans are pursued by debt buyers, speculators who buy the rights to collect their overdue bills. Yet few consumers realize this growing segment of the collection industry may offer them a chance to slash their delinquent debts by as much as 75%.
An investigation examined the business practices of debt buyers. The results will intrigue you.
An investigation examined the business practices of debt buyers. The results will intrigue you.
Our Private trust is a trust created for the benefit of individuals other than a public or charitable purpose. It is created for the financial benefit of one or more designated beneficiaries rather than for the public benefit. A private trustee is one to whom a property, either real or personal, has been given to be held in trust for the benefit of others.
Our Private trust is a trust created for the benefit of individuals other than a public or charitable purpose. It is created for the financial benefit of one or more designated beneficiaries rather than for the public benefit. A private trustee is one to whom a property, either real or personal, has been given to be held in trust for the benefit of others.
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