You could receive dollars by selling your Structured Settlement Annuities (workers compensation and personal injury accident settlements), or Lottery Payments, or Contest Awards, or Casino Jackpot Transactions, or Fixed Royalty Payments, or any other similar forms of future periodic payments. Submit your request now for a evaluation.
Outstanding settlement balance payable to you would earn some annual interest income. Would this income be as high as it could have been should you receive your money in full and invest it, for example, into the S&P 500 Index Fund (14% APR)?
Selling your SSA payments is actually gaining control over your own
money which opens access to plenty of different opportunities. Would
it not be a good idea to get a lump sum of cash for your current needs
and make smart
investments?
SIMPLE PROCEDURE
What would you do if you decide or need to sell all or part of your
SSA payments? Here is a simple step-by-step procedure:
Step 1: Try your local bank first.
If there is nothing the bank can do in your case, proceed with Step 2.
Step 2: Fill out and submit
your request
for a conditional offer. Fax copy of your Annuity Contract or Settlement
Agreement.
Step 3: Upon reaching an agreement
on the amount to be funded for a certain number of payments, you will be
provided with a set of standard documents which you need to execute and
return to the underwriter.
Step 4: Think of the things you can
do with this amount of money. Contact Financial
Advisors for your best bet. It should help you to make the
most responsible decision.
Step 5: Sign and return closing documents
which the underwriter will prepare and send to you by certified mail. Executed
documents will then be forwarded by the underwriter to the closing agent.
Step 6: Once the insurance company
acknowledges the changes outlined in the letter of instruction, visit with
the closing agent to pick up a money order or cashier's check issued in
your name for the agreed amount.
Step 7: Make your sole decision on
what your next step is going to be.
Certain limitations apply:
SSA payments cannot be transacted if the recipient is a minor, or
an individual under guardianship, or a disabled person relying on payments
for medical treatment, or a person who depends on the payments as sole
means of support.
Pricing:
Our "net-to-seller" offers are based upon certain considerations,
including but not limited to:
(1) Actual financial structure of the subject settlement
(2) Exposure to a financial and legal risk associated with the proposed
transaction as no collateral is involved
(3) Depreciation of the annuity payments over time
(4) Interest Income Taxes to be paid annually
(5) Applicable yield which is attractive for the investor
(6) Costs and fees payable to consummate the transaction
Our offers are a combination of competitive prices and our committment to make you feel fully comfortable about the ongoing transaction.