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Ted J. Leverette – Buy A Business And Then Retire

April 24, 2013

Ted J. Leverette returned to Financial Survival Network. Buying a business with the goal of retirement sounds like a contradiction in terms. However, if you’ve got the ability to run a company, have the ability to make a down payment and the desire to make up your retirement income shortfall. Then find a profitable company that has a history of making a profit, even during 2008-09 recession. Finding these companies can be difficult, but Ted is an expert at finding Cherries, privately owned companies that aren’t currently on the market. This is the best way to fund a comfortable retirement.

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