Getting Cash for Structured Settlement Payments

When to Sell Structured Settlement Personal Injury Payments or Other Future Payments

When considering whether to sell future payments, the value these payments will have in the future may not be the most important deciding factor. Often, current, not future, financial circumstances are most important. In other words, how much money do you need right now, and does that need outweigh the cost of selling your structured settlement payments from a personal injury claim, annuity payments, lottery payments, or any other form of future income?

We can help you improve your financial situation should you decide to sell your structured settlement payments from a personal injury or other lawsuit settlement, annuity payments, lottery payments, or other type of future income. If you would like to explore your options, contact Structured Settlement Investments today for a consultation.

Helping Address Our Clients’ Immediate Financial Concerns

Selling structured settlement payments from a personal injury lawsuit settlement — or selling any other form of future payments — will cost you a portion of the settlement's value which you would have received in payments over time. These transactions can be expensive, but so is not addressing current financial concerns or taking advantage of financial opportunities. By helping our clients sell their structured settlement payments, annuity payments, and other forms of future income, we are proud to assist our clients in addressing their financial needs now, when it matters most.

Knowing how much money you need is important, as is knowing the use to which you will put the money. Selling structured settlement payments requires a court order approved by a judge. The judge decides if the transaction is in your best interest. You might consider selling only a portion of your payments, leaving the rest of your payments for the future. Selling only a portion of your settlement makes it easier to gain court approval and helps you maintain better long-term financial stability. As a reputable purchaser of structured settlement payments, Structured Settlements Investments will go to great lengths to ensure the accurate presentation of your financial circumstances in court and that the transaction is in your best interest.

How much can you sell your structured settlement annuity payments or personal injury payments for right now, if the judge determines that it would be in your best interest? The answer depends on how much money your payments are expected to provide, and the amount of time in which the payments are to be made.

Tip: Don't Sell All Your Payments If You Don't Have To

Calculating the present value of your future payments is complicated math. You need to consider time, use a rate set by the IRS, and then factor in other costs before you can calculate the value of your payments today. In many cases it is better not to sell the entire amount you expect from structured settlement personal injury payments, annuity payments, or lottery payments, if you can help it. You never know what the future holds. Receiving a percentage of your original payments in the future could be important down the road.

Contact Structured Settlement Investments Today!

Should you decide to sell your structured settlement annuity payments, personal injury award, lottery payments, or other expected future income, we can help you determine what your payments are worth, and thoroughly analyze your financial circumstances. For a consultation to learn more about selling your personal injury award, structured settlement annuity payments, lottery payments, or other form of future income, contact Structured Settlement Investments.