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| Subject: Re: Use 401K as collateral? | Date: 8/5/2011 1:21 AM | |
| Author: gdett2 | Number: 275 of 290 | |
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I don't see any issues with it. Sounds like a solid plan to the other side of the tracks. New Business Failures Preliminary results from the ROBS Project indicate that, although there were a few success stories, most ROBS businesses either failed or were on the road to failure with high rates of bankruptcy (business and personal), liens (business and personal), and corporate dissolutions by individual Secretaries of State. Some of the individuals who started ROBS plans lost not only the retirement assets they accumulated over many years, but also their dream of owning a business. As a result, much of the retirement savings invested in their unsuccessful ROBS plan was depleted or ‘lost,’ in many cases even before they had begun to offer their product or service to the public. Gene |
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