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February 2008:
New Information added. Find out more about getting cash for your settlement checks.

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Coming in 2008 we will have videos and special help topics on deciding whether to keep you monthly payment or pay bills with a lump sum.

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Find Buyers of Structured Settlement Annuities!

Buyers of structured settlement annuities include well known names like J.G. Wentworth and Peachtree, as well as lesser known companies, venture capitalists, and banks that are willing to work with you to sell your settlement.

What should you look for in a buyer? First, do your homework. If you can get multiple offers for all or part of your settlement, then you can find the plan that best suits you and your long term goals. You may decide that it is best to keep your current arrangement, or you may learn that you can use a lump sum buyout to eliminate debt that is costing you thousands of dollars in interest every year. A disinterested financial planner can work with you to build a strategy for maintaining long term wealth. No matter whether you want a contract buyer to get you a better deal, or more cash fast, you should always consider how selling a some or all of the annuity, or getting a loan on the amount, will help you in the long run. If you can truly show that you will be better off next year and the year after that, then it is time to consider this financial strategy. As a final tip, remember that buyers are in business to make money, so you should consider your own interests first..

 

Notes and Special Information

Special note: always consult with an attorney or trusted advisor before accepting any cash settlement. Make sure that you will be able to pay for future expenses or the taxes that may result from your transaction. You may decide that keeping your settlement unchanged is the best long-term financial strategy. No part of this site should be considered financial or legal advice, as this website is intended to be for informational purposes only. We do not endorse or recommend any service, person, or attorney mentioned on this site or its advertising..