Tag: Lump sum
Tips for Buying, Selling or Receiving a Structured Settlement
Accidents can happen anywhere whether it is your workplace or play area. If you are a victim of a mishap caused due to a person or company, your rights are protected under Structured Settlement Act that allows you file complaint and claim the settlement for the damage caused. Some of the situations that fall under […]
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7 Things to do With a Lump Sum of Money
Let’s say you’re given three wishes. What are the first things, besides of course one hundred more wishes and world peace, you would wish for? If you’re like most everyone else, it’s a large wad of lots of cash. The good news is you don’t need a genie for that wish to come true. Between […]
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Selling Your Structured Settlements
There are times in all of our lives where we encounter financial difficulties. Emergencies and opportunities arise where some cash can come in handy. The problem is we don’t have the cash to get out the situation. This can be very stressful on you and your family. You have your structured settlement but the monthly […]
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Selling Structured Settlements Does Not Have To Be Stressful
Going to court for a lawsuit can be stressful as it is. Winning your case however and then being awarded your settlement can feel very rewarding and may even take a large amount of that stress off of you. A couple of years go by and you may find yourself still waiting to receive your […]
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Debt Settlement and Other Options
There are many ways to settle debts with creditors, and one of these ways is Debt Settlement. The borrower clears off his debt through a onetime lump sum payment for an amount which is much lower than the original loan amount. Another form of debt settlement is by making reduced monthly payments to clear off […]
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Lump Sum Cash: The Legalese of Selling Future Annuities
You have an annuity, or are receiving monthly payments from a lawsuit settlement, but you don’t want payments. You want cash. The payments do allow you to keep an easy monthly budget, but you think you can invest this money and make more than what you’re getting now. It’s a risk, but you’re willing to […]
