LAS VEGAS, Feb. 7, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ideal Financial Solutions, Inc. (Pink Sheets:IFSL), a creator of various financial products and services for businesses and individuals, is pleased to report that trading of our stock has resumed and our normal trading symbol, IFSL, has returned as well. A new rule was put into place January of this year by the DTCC for DTC-eligible Securities that created a delay, unforeseen by our securities counsel and our transfer agent, but has now been resolved.
Shareholders holding stock in certificate form or who have other questions may contact Ideal's transfer agent at info@natco.org or 775-322-0626 for new certificates.
"At last we feel that we have this completely unexpected morass behind us," said Steve Sunyich, CEO, Ideal Financial Solutions. "Now, we can begin to direct management attention needed for the trading matter to the numerous business development initiatives we're working on. And we can now confidently publish news to the markets with the expectation that investors will be able to appropriately respond."
About Ideal Financial Solutions
Based in Las Vegas, Nevada, Ideal Financial Solutions (www.idealfsi.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 debt relief services, Ideal uses its automated CashFlow Management© tools (www.myifs.com) and its Credit to Wealth Systems to assist individuals, families and small businesses in building financial independence. To view more information on Ideal's new humanitarian program soon to be launched please visit www.idealgoodness.com. To view a short video demo of our services go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFTKoRkByu0
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