Woodland Prescott Financial Services

Woodland Prescott Financial Services is the nation's premier liability management firm. We specialize in helping our clients leverage their debt and become debt free in the shortest amount of time possible, without increasing their monthly payment, resulting in the maximum possible interest savings.

Woodland Prescott was founded in 1994 to meet the strong demand for a professional service that could help homeowners to get out of debt without increasing their monthly payment. To date Woodland Prescott manages a portfolio of over $550,000,000 in liabilities and is the third largest TPA (Third Party Administrator) for personal Electronic Funds Transfers in the entire country.

Our system called M.A.P.S. (Margin Acceleration Planned Strategy) is unequaled in quality, service and reliability in the entire country. The numbers are growing daily as more and more families recognize that with the help of Woodland Prescott and the M.A.P.S. program that their dreams of financial independence can come true.

Investment Growth
Investment growth only comes when you understand the principles surrounding investments. Most people go about their lives working hard to create wealth and accumulate the things they think they need. What they never really do is take the time to put a financial plan in place that will make them wealthy. People fail to realize that in life it's not how much money you make, but how much you keep.

We provide direction to guide the timing of your investments. Knowing when to invest is as important as knowing what to invest in.

We invite you to browse the site, then call us at (877) 766-6985 for expert service and advice.

Planned Spending
Often, money problems at home are not a result of a lack of money, but rather by the mismanagement of money. How do you come up with more money to stretch to the end of the month? Having the right tools to help you plan your spending can make a difficult job easier. Budgeting money has always been a tedious task for most people. But the fact is if you create an exciting plan, stick to it, and measure yourself against it, you can get what you really want instead of ending up with something else. Planned Spending also helps eliminate the inevitable future surprises. Woodland Prescott can help develop tools for families and individuals who want to allocate their resources toward specific financial goals.

We invite you to browse the site, then call us at (877) 766-6985 for expert service and advice.

Secure Retirement
Most people make plenty of money during their working lifetime. In fact the average person making $25,000 a year for 40 years, will have a million dollars pass through their hands.

Despite this fact, only 3% of Americans retire in Dignity! That means 97% end up dead or dead broke! The Social Security Board did a study showing that 36 out of 100 people will die before they reach the age of 65. Of those still living, 74% are dependent on relatives, friends, charities, or the government for their sustenance, 23% are still working, and only 3% are financially free.

The majority of families make enough money, they just need to manage it properly to prepare for a comfortable retirement.

We invite you to browse the site, then call us at (877) 766-6985 for expert service and advice.

Debt Leveraging
While most of us will earn enough money in our lifetimes, few of us will learn to manage it well. In reality, the most important thing we can do to improve our financial security is to learn how to manage both our money and our debt effectively.

Woodland Prescott is a full-service liability management company specializing in debt administration. We are the largest "third party debt administrator" in the country, managing a portfolio of over $550,000,000 in liabilities.

Our company goal is to help our clients get completely out of debt in one-third to one-half the time without increasing their current monthly out-of-pocket expenses.

We do this by directing a confidential analysis of our clients' current financial situation, then recommending strategies to structure their liabilities in their favor, not their creditors'.