Good Reasons to sell your Structured Settlement Payments for Cash


Posted April 14, 2014 by RescueCapital

The courts just want to make sure that it is a real need and that you are not being taken advantage of in any way. That is a good thing.
 
Chances are you have probably seen at least one “get cash for your structured settlement or annuity payments” commercial on TV. What the commercials don't tell you is that the courts have to rule that selling some or all of the future payments of a structured settlement is in the best interest of the annuity holder before they approve of it and the funds are distributed. Wanting to go on a trip to Las Vegas or wanting to take a ski trip to Vail Colorado for the 2 months will usually not get approved. Yet, there are some very good reasons why someone would want to consider selling future settlement payments . Here is a list of some valid reasons that courts have approved in the past.

Avoid foreclosure.
Pay for medical care
Make home repairs
Pay off high interest debt
Start a business
Put a down payment on a house
Buy a car
Continue your education
Pay taxes

The courts just want to make sure that it is a real need and that you are not being taken advantage of in any way. That is a good thing. Waiting for future payments does not always work with your financial needs, especially when you are struggling financially. That's why Rescue Capital is here to help. By purchasing all or some of your future payments for a cash lump sum payment, you can use the money when you really need it. If you would like to discuss your specific situation with us and take a look at some options that may help you, give us a call at 1-866-688-3532. If you don't have the time right away, simply fill out our online request form here and we will get in touch with you at a more convenient time.
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Categories Insurance
Last Updated April 14, 2014