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August 24, 2006

Special Section on Life Settlements Published in the Journal of Structured
Finance

Industry officials applaud the special section on life settlements as the most comprehensive and authoritative source of information on the status of the emerging secondary market for life insurance.

NEW YORK, NY — Institutional Investor Journals and the Life Insurance Settlement Association announced the publication and release of a special section on the growing life settlement industry, which appears in the Summer 2006 edition of The Journal of Structured Finance. The special section was a joint initiative between the publisher of Institutional Investor Journals and LISA in response to the growing demand for information on the emerging life settlement marketplace.

"As the secondary market for life insurance draws greater interest from institutional investors and becomes more widely known among senior consumers, we see an increased need for authoritative information on this topic," stated Doug Head, executive director of LISA. "The Journal contains seven articles written by industry experts explaining the secondary market supply chain, product flow constraints, operational challenges of providers, minimizing portfolio risk of investors, market inefficiencies, and an analysis of the value to the consumer," Head added. LISA is the life settlement industry's largest trade association and regarded as "the voice of the industry."

According to Allison Adams, publisher of Institutional Investor Journals, the special issue on life settlements will involve an extended distribution beyond the publication's current subscriber base. "Those receiving the publication include wealth managers, hedge fund managers, investment bankers, institutional money managers, lawyers, rating agency analysts, consultants, and others," Adams stated.

Scott Kirby, LISA vice president, applauded the effort as "groundbreaking" and praised both the publisher and members of LISA who supported the project. "If LISA is the 'voice of the industry,' then this special section in The Journal of Structured Finance is an amplifier through which that voice is heard," Kirby stated. Kirby is co-president of Advanced Settlements, Inc., a life settlement company that provided editorial content for The Journal and helped spearhead the publishing partnership with Allison Adams.

About LISA
The Life Insurance Settlement Association is located in Orlando, Florida, and is a Florida-based non-profit association founded in 1994 to serve as a national resource center, providing information about life settlements. LISA, which currently has over 100 member companies, is the industry's largest and oldest trade and professional organization in the life settlement industry. For more information, visit www.lisassociation.org.

To get a copy of the publication, contact Allison Adams at iijsf.com.


August 24, 2006

AdvanceMe, Inc. CEO Goldman to Serve on ETA Committee

ATLANTA, Ga. — AdvanceMe, Inc. the nation's leading provider of merchant cash advances for small and mid-sized businesses, announced that Glenn Goldman, CEO of AMI and its parent, Capital Access Network, Inc., has agreed to serve on the Electronic Transaction Association's research and information resources committee.

The research and information resources committee is charged with identifying and collecting information to guide the creation of ETA's communications products. It provides high-level editorial direction for Transaction Trends magazine, all electronic publications and the ETA Web site. "I am honored to serve the ETA and excited to contribute to the RIRC's important work," said Goldman.

The RIRC is charged with scanning the electronic transaction environment and identifying emerging trends, issues, and developments in the industry and the broader business arena as well as identifying existing research or recommending new research to be undertaken by the ETA. "Working with RIRC Chairman Nick Baxter of First National Bank of Omaha, Tom Goldsmith of the ETA staff, and the rest of the committee is going to be a positive and rewarding personal experience," said Goldman, "but the important work of the committee in ensuring that the informational needs of members and the industry are fully addressed has never been more important."


April 17, 2006

Investors Expand Income Options by Bringing Experience Home
Industry Leaders Offer Real Estate, Factoring, and Notes Home Study Courses

ORLANDO, FL — April 17, 2006 — Cash flow industry powerhouse couple, Fred and Tracy Rewey, licensed their knowledge to the American Cash Flow Institute (ACFI) to provide a stock market investors’ home study curriculum solely focused on higher and more predictable returns in real estate, notes and factoring. The ACFI is providing these investment-focused educational programs to teach the Rewey’s best investment practices, called the Personal Profit Series.

Fred Rewey, author of the best-selling book Winning the Cash Flow War (Wiley 2005), together with his wife, well-known cash flow expert Tracy Z. Rewey launched the Personal Profit Series as a result of reader’s responses to Fred’s book. Rewey offers practical advice on making and managing money to eliminate worry and accumulate wealth to his readers and world-wide student associations.

“We believe today’s investors need an alternative to the often volatile stock market, somewhere they can grow their money without worrying what OPEC or the Federal Reserve are going to do next or which auto maker or airline is going bankrupt,” explains Fred Rewey. “We’ve found these three markets — real estate, collateralized notes, and accounts receivable — to offer a great long-term return for stock market investors.”

The home study Profit Series consists of three separate programs; Personal Profit Series: Notes, Personal Profit Series: Real Estate, and Personal Profit Series: Factoring, which offer a self-directed approach for using retirement funds to invest in real estate or seller, carry back notes and more.

The real estate and notes programs offer a complete training on buying, brokering, and investing in seller carry back notes, real estate, and contracts, were authored by Fred Rewey and his wife, Tracy Z. Rewey, both of whom have substantial and well-documented success investing in both real estate and privately held notes on a variety of collateral, including real estate. The factoring program is a complete guide to small-business receivables, financial analysis, documentation, and earning transaction referral fees. It was written by Jeff Callender, who is recognized as an expert in accounts receivable personal investing. Many companies who purchase receivables in the $5,000 — $50,000 range credit Callender as the person who taught them the business.

The Cash Flow Industry is the fastest-growing segment of the financial services arena today. The ACFI provides effective training programs that prepare people to become consultants in the Cash Flow Industry. For more Personal Profit Series module information, call 800-253-1294 ext, 12573.


January 15, 2004

American Cash Flow Corporation is proud to announce that on January 15, 2004, the Illinois Secretary of State effectively withdrew an earlier summary cease and desist order against American Cash Flow. The decision by the State of Illinois was based on “additional facts obtained by the Illinois Securities Department” voluntarily from American Cash Flow Corporation. A copy of the withdrawal order may be found here.

David Finnigan, Attorney for the Secretary of State has indicated his willingness to confirm this report and answer any questions about this matter. You may contact as follows:

David Finnigan,
Attorney for the Secretary of State
Illinois Securities Department
520 South Second Street, Suite 200
Springfield, Illinois 62701
Telephone: (217) 785-8876

Media Alert: American Cash Flow Free to Do Business in Illinois
Springfield, IL – (February 10, 2004) – American Cash Flow Corporation is pleased to announce that the Illinois Department of Securities has withdrawn a Summary Order issued on September 26, 2003 preventing American Cash Flow Corporation from operating in Illinois pending registration as a provider of business opportunities.

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