LAS VEGAS, June 24, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ideal Financial Solutions, Inc. (Pink Sheets:IFSL) announced today that its partnership revenues with Applied Learning Media exceeded $2,300,000 for the first half of 2009.
"We are very pleased to have started the year off this way. Our partnership with Applied Learning Media is part of a long-term strategy that we began implementing in 2008. Our goal this year continues to be to offer a low cost do-it-yourself program allowing more people to benefit from our services," said Chris Sunyich, President of Ideal Financial Solutions. "These are hard economic times and as one of the leaders in debt and financial aid, we believe it was our obligation to reach out to as many people as possible. We also feel this model will serve our shareholders well, as it allows us to generate residual monthly income and increase our customer base."
About Ideal Financial Solutions
Based in Las Vegas, Ideal Financial Solutions (www.myifs.com) provides the education, support and automated tools to create additional cash resources, rapidly eliminate all non-asset-building debt and build financial independence. As a leader in personal cash flow management systems, Ideal uses its automated CashFlow Management(c) tools (www.idealfsi.com) and its Credit to Wealth Systems (www.credittowealth.com) to assist individuals, families and small businesses in building financial independence. For investors who would like to receive Ideal's newsletter, please send your email address to: support@idealfsi.com.
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