Annuities
STRUCTURED SETTLEMENTS, WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION,
AND INHERITANCE AND TRUSTS
Personal injury, workman's compensation and civil litigation cases pay out the award in the form
of an annuity.
An increasing number of States now require attorney's fees to be paid out the samemanner as the
settlement. This means that attorneys may also have deferred payment of fees which are paid
out through an annuity.
If you have an annuity payment stream, you can receive a lump sum payment by selling all or part
of the income stream.
Similarly, The deceased best intentions and careful planning can be thwarted by unforseen
circumstances or opportunities available to the beneficiaries.
Heirs can wait an average of nine months or more before receiving any portion of the inheritance.
The selling of the income stream from the inheritance or trusts can provide lump sum cash to take
care to these situations.
Why would I sell all or part of my settlement?
- Financial needs or medical emergencies can change over time. Many times there is
little flexibility in meeting these changing demands.
- Divorce can change the terms of the agreement and require cash for other needs that were
not considered when the initial settlement was agreed to.
- Other needs which require cash today can put stress on finances which can be relieved
through selling part of the settlement.
How much can I expect to be paid for my annuity and how long does it take?
- The current rates can run between 75% to 87% of the remaining face value depending
on a number of considerations such as, terms of the settlement, creditworthiness of the issuer, the
remaining period certain.
- After you complete the application we can quote you a price and begin processing your
transaction. It usually takes four to five weeks from that point until funding occurs.
HOW TO GET STARTED:
You can start by completing the worksheet and providing as much information as you can. We
can evaluate the information and usually provide you a within 3 business days.
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