How Surplus Cashflow Founder, Spencer Vann’s Unconventional Approach to Investing is Yielding Huge Returns During Economic Uncertainty

How Surplus Cashflow Founder, Spencer Vann's Unconventional Approach to Investing is Yielding Huge Returns During Economic Uncertainty
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Have you ever wondered whether you are owed money that you are unaware of? Many people are oblivious to the fact that they have unclaimed funds owed to them. 

The recovery of lost funds has a considerable impact on the financial stability of individuals, families, and communities. This is because the money can be utilized for various purposes, including paying bills, purchasing groceries, or investing, all of which can stimulate economic activity and create jobs. 

However, have you ever wondered how money becomes lost in the first place? Let’s consider a simple example. Suppose that State Farm Insurance owes John Smith $24,000 as part of a settlement, but they cannot locate him. The government holds the lost funds temporarily until the rightful owner comes forward to claim them. 

Unfortunately, the government does not actively seek out people who are entitled to these funds. This is why billions of dollars get trapped in government offices across the nation.

Surplus Cashflow, founded by Spencer Vann, is a company that actively seeks out and reunites people with unclaimed funds that they may not even know they are owed. According to Spencer, almost 40 million Americans are currently owed unclaimed money, highlighting the need for the services Surplus Cashflow provides.

At just 19 years old, Spencer Vann first learned about Surplus Fund Recovery at a local meetup group and was surprised to discover a process to recover lost money held by the government. He launched an education company called SurplusFund.com, which gained 5,000 students and recovered an estimated $500,000,000 in total money.

After building a successful education company, Spencer Vann realized he could make an even bigger impact by being invested in his client’s success, leading to the creation of Surplus Cashflow. This 100% done-for-you surplus fund income brings in 6 figures in income passively.

Surplus Cashflow is set up in a way where the investor gets a portion of the profits, while Surplus Cashflow also receives a portion of the profits for handling the business’s day-to-day operations. Although it seems unnecessary to share a portion of the profits, it means investors don’t have to worry about finding, hiring or training acquisition specialists, building out a CRM, collecting leads, paying attorneys, managing a team of callers, dealing with notaries and working with state and local governments. Surplus Cashflow does all of the heavy lifting.

With nearly 100 billion dollars in lost money waiting to be claimed, Surplus Cashflow is changing lives one check at a time. For investors looking to create a 6-figure passive income stream on top of their current income stream, Surplus Cashflow is undoubtedly an opportunity worth exploring.

Spencer Vann’s remarkable success has recently attracted the attention of Kevin Harrington, the original Shark from the popular TV show, Shark Tank. Harrington, who has started a new company called American Entrepreneur, interviewed Spencer on March 13th to delve into his successful case studies and share insights on how others can collaborate with Surplus Cashflow to establish a thriving passive income stream. 

 

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