Finance Law Author

Vivian Prescott

Vivian Prescott is a highly experienced corporate and finance lawyer with a strong focus on advising clients on complex transactions and regulatory matters. She has a deep understanding of the complex legal and financial issues involved in corporate law and financial institutions.

Credentials

J.D., University of Kansas, M.B.A. in Finance

12+ yearsCorporate LawFinancial Institutions

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Articles by Vivian Prescott

How to Calculate NRV for Inventory and ReceivablesDo Student Loans Build Credit or Hurt It?How to Calculate Dividends: Yield, Payout, and TaxesHow to Read Financial Statements for Stocks: Key RatiosWhat Are Long-Lived Assets? Definition and TypesWhat Does Credit Card Refinancing Mean and How It WorksWhat Are Origination Points and How Do They Work?What Is a Roth IRA? Rules, Limits, and WithdrawalsHow to Calculate Average Daily Balance on a Credit CardWho Is a Financial Advisor and What Do They Do?Can You Have 2 Car Loans? What Lenders Look ForWhat Are SWIFT Payments: Transfers, Fees, and Tax RulesHow to Calculate Annuity Factors: IRS Tables and FormulaWhat Are RRSPs? How Registered Retirement Savings WorkHow to Write a Financial Report and Avoid PenaltiesCan I Use My RMD to Fund a 529? Taxes and RulesHow to Fill Out the W-4 Deductions Worksheet, Line by LineWhat Is Capital in Business? Types, Sources, and TaxesDo Unused Credit Cards Hurt Your Credit Score?How to Get a Cash Advance: Apps, Cards, and LoansWhat Not to Do With a Credit Card: Mistakes to AvoidHow to Calculate Weighted Average Cost With ExamplesWhy Is Having a Credit Card Important?What Does Financial Inclusion Mean and Why It MattersHow to Make a Donation in Someone's Name: Tax RulesCan You Finance a Used Car? What Lenders RequireCan You Switch Credit Cards? Options and Credit ImpactHow to Calculate Bond Equivalent Yield: Formula and ExamplesDo Corporations Have Credit Scores? How They WorkHow to Get a Loan for a Used RV: Requirements and Steps