Long Term - American English Writing Project - 040719

Long Term Writing Project The MAXIMUM pay is $2.00 per hour. You’ll work 20 hours weekly. Payday is each Friday. I’ll pay your Freelancer fees weekly. You’ll rewrite financial content that will be provided to you. You’ll do a minimal amount of content research. Your goal is to write good content (no fluff) while focusing on SEO. You’ll use keywords that will be provided. You’ll use tags and links. You’ll download images for some of the content. This is a long term continuous weekly project, as it is for my primary website. You’ll create extremely well-written content, rich in information, while SEO focused. Our goal is to turn this financial service website into the industry leader in its niche. It’s likely that the hours will be increased to full-time in May (40+ hours weekly). I’m looking for an individual writer, not a team. Your American English writing must be excellent! Only apply if you’re honest and have a good work ethic. I have ZERO tolerance for plagiarism. You'll be fired immediately if you plagiarize content. NO flakes. NO lazy Freelancers. NO liars. You know who you are. This is a steady weekly income opportunity for the right person. IN ORDER TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS PROJECT. REWRITE THE TEXT BELOW. NO EXCEPTIONS. "If you ask an insurance company to define annuities, the marketing phrase the insurer will probably use is: "Annuities can produce an income stream you can't outlive." That can be true. Annuity payments can last for as long as you live – or even longer – because the payments are based on your life expectancy. On the surface this sounds great, but annuities are among the most commonly misunderstood and misused financial products. "If you say the word 'annuity,' what do you mean? There's so many different types," says Sarah Crenshaw, also known as Sarah The Annuity Gal. "Saying you hate annuities is like saying you hate all restaurants." The trouble is annuities are often sold and not bought. Consumers are pushed into ill-fitting products because that's what the broker is selling that month. It's important to be an educated consumer when you shop for an annuity, so let's look at what annuities are, how they work, and whether they make sense for you."