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Bluestone America Will Offer Longevity Asset Backed International Bond Offering

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Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) February 18, 2010

Bluestone America has launched, on August 9, 2009, its new global bond offering intended for the EU, Asian and American markets. These bonds are revolutionary because they let for a selection of approaches to fund and securitize asset based lengthy-term improvement projects. These distinctive methods minimize the risks for classic capital lenders, permitting for decrease interest rates, longer terms, and a higher probability of project achievement due to these relaxed requirements. The bond is also structured in such a way that the coupon payment, and ultimate redemption, is independent of the funded project. These proprietary techniques used, have been created and are owned by Bluestone America, Inc.

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The Longevity Asset, which is the ultimate debt-servicing element, is not affected or related with any indexes or economic condition. It is modeled from absolute actuarial statistical data and utilizes an EU, Asian or American guarantor. The strength of this new asset backing comes from the origin of its recognized maturity. Over the last 150 years, the maturity information have been studied and became an experienced data tool. Also note that the asset has no speculative or derivative variables involved with its IRR or ultimate value at maturity.

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This Global Debt instrument is very best presented as a 144A SEC registered corporate debt offering for the EU, Asian and American markets. The Longevity Asset, getting assured by an EU, Asian or American guarantor, fully satisfies the bond debt service and redemption consequently the long term outcome of projects and companies being funded by way of the providing will not effect the achievement of the bond sales and monetary performance.

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As a provider of bond offerings that make use of non-correlated Longevity Assets, Bluestone offers services to provide and create the investment grade bond supplying. The addition of the Longevity Asset, satisfies the needed efficiency properties of the bond Pro Forma required for underwriting by the rating agencies and the guarantor. Bluestone facilitates securities, legal, accounting, asset management, auditing, indenture &amp trustee service and marketing and advertising utilizing established functioning alliances with international service providers.

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William Soady, President of Blustone America, was quoted as saying, This is a really specialized market in its infant stages that is offering a massive chance for those leaders who embrace the idea.

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About Bluestone America&#13

Bluestone America is a conglomerate of United States and offshore-primarily based corporations whose focus is asset management, asset based project securitization funding and acquisition of option funds. The members of the management and advisory boards of the Bluestone group of organizations have broad based experience in economic business improvement and banking in the Middle East, United States, South Korea, Brazil, Taiwan, Hong Kong, China and other key international financial and enterprise centers.

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Bluestones management and advisory board members are multi-cultural representing Asia, South America, North America, Africa and the Middle East. Bluestone America has developed numerous techniques of securitizing asset primarily based extended-term genuine estate improvement projects, employing Non-Correlated Longevity Assets. These methods and strategies are proprietary intellectual properties created and owned by Bluestone America.

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For more information on Bluestone America:&#13

Info(at)BluestoneAmericaInc(dot)Com

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Texas CPAs Offer Advice for Home Buyers and Sellers

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Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) May 09, 2013

If youve been waiting on the sidelines to purchase a home, or to put yours on the market, has the time for action finally arrived? The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, the law that addressed fiscal cliff issues, helped clarify some of the answers to that question. The Texas Society of CPAs offers perspective on provisions of the act that relate to the real estate market and on other things to consider when making your decision.

The Mortgage Deduction Endures

The final negotiations in Congress at the end of last year answered several important questions, including whether home owners would continue to be allowed to deduct mortgage interest from their taxable income. The new law does not eliminate that deduction, and thats a positive development for home owners because their tax bite could have expanded significantly otherwise. At the same time, many aspiring first-time homeowners might have found it harder to afford mortgage costs without this deduction. In addition, the final deal also preserved the deduction for the cost of private mortgage insurance, which is used by buyers who are making less than a twenty percent down payment. Loss of either of these deductions could have made some waves in the market for both buyers and sellers.

Short Sales Are Still on the Table

The new law gave a one-year reprieve to homeowners whose homes are underwater, those whose mortgage is greater than the current value of their home. Under a previous tax rule, homeowners who received loan modifications or engaged in short sales did not have to pay taxes on that debt relief, but that provision expired at the end of 2012. The new law extended that relief for one year, adding some stability to the real estate market and potentially making it easier for struggling homeowners to hold on to their properties and avoid going directly into foreclosure.

Uncertainty Remains

Both buyers and sellers should keep in mind that there is still a great deal of uncertainty about the economy, which can have a major impact on the home market. When contemplating any significant financial step, remember that its always a good idea to review your financial position to determine if its the right thing to do. Be sure to turn to your CPA for help with this process.

Have Your Finances in Order

When it comes to home ownership, knowing youre taking the right step involves ensuring that you have the right budget for the property youre considering. As a general rule, mortgage costsincluding not only your mortgage principal and interest but also taxes, insurance and related monthly feesshouldnt add up to more than 30% of your income. You should also determine if there are any problems with your credit score or history that might prevent you from getting a loan. As part of the process, you may also want to contact a lender and get pre-qualified for a mortgage amount so that you have a realistic sense of what you will be able to borrow. When you research neighborhoods, remember that good school systems can help keep home prices strong, so find out about the quality of the school district even if you dont have kids.

Talk to Your Local CPA

The decision to buy or sell a home is a significant one. Before you take this big step, consult your local CPA. He or she can offer advice on the tax and other issues related to home ownership and provide information and insights on all your financial concerns.

About TSCPA

TSCPA (http://www.tscpa.org) is a nonprofit, voluntary, professional organization representing Texas CPAs. The society has 20 local chapters statewide and has more than 28,000 members, one of the largest in-state memberships of any state CPA society in the United States. TSCPA is committed to serving the public interest with programs that advance the highest standards of ethics and practice within the CPA profession.