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Structured Settlements
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What is a Structured Settlement
A Structured Settlement is an agreement between a personal injury
victim ( a Plaintiff ) and an Insurance company ( the Defendant )
to compensate the Plaintiff by the defendant with long term periodic
payments instead of a single cash lump sum.
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Cash For Structured Settlements - The Smart Way
For most people when they buy a house it is considered their life’s largest deal. In some cases of structured settlements the compensation and financial considerations for a persons life duration and the total present value of the settlement can reach few millions of dollars. Therefore it is strongly advised to use professional services like annuity consultant and a lawyer specialized in this field in order for you to avoid painful costly mistakes. Here are some tips:
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Selling a Structured Settlement
With the countless web sites, advertisements, legal jargon and complex issues surrounding structured settlements, it is easy to become overwhelmed and frustrated...
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Viatical and Life Settlement Association
Viatical settlement involves the selling of the life insurance policy of a terminally ill person, whose life expectancy has been predicted to two years or so, to any unrelated investor. The investor buys the policy at a reduced rate based on the actual face value of the policy and then collects the benefits after the demise of the original policyholder. The longer the life expectancy, the lower the returns. This gambling on death may sound disconcerting to many but if the transaction is carried out fairly, the settlements can provide financial relief to the person who is already undergoing the physical and emotional trauma of a terminal illness. To ensure that the transactions are fair and that the patients do not fall prey to the pressure tactics of unscrupulous elements, the Viatical and Life Settlement Association of America (VLSAA) came into being.
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Viatical Settlement Providers
A viatical settlement involves the selling of a life insurance policy by a terminally ill person to unrelated investors who can be private funding companies or brokers. These companies or brokers buy the policy at a reduced rate based on the face value of the policy. They pay a lump sum amount of cash to the seller and on the person’ demise, they collect the death benefits. Grim as this may sound, if the transactions take place in a fair manner, the viatical settlements can provide relief to the terminally ill person in terms of easing the financial strains, which may other wise compound the physical and emotional trauma the person is undergoing.
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Settlement Loans
The settlement of loans is a relatively new concept of financing that is surely and steadily taking roots in the business world. The benefits of loan settlements accrue to both the individuals and the business owners.
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Settlements
The concept of structured settlements is fast gaining popularity and is proving a better alternate to lump sum payments made for personal injury claims.
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Personal Injury Settlement Amounts
The amount of personal injury settlement depends on many factors, and there is no fixed value for any compensation package. The amount settled on depends on factors like age of the claimant, severity of injury, net financial loss, medical expenses incurred, medical prognosis, extent of liability, etc.
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A Guide to Senior Settlement Brokerages
Life Settlement Brokers make the entire process of Senior Life Settlement easier. Insurance is a highly secretive market, where the current prices of policies are not easily available to the policy holders. Brokers get this inside information, as most brokers are closely affiliated with insurance companies. Brokers also know the procedures along with all their intricacies, and can speed up the process. One more important advantage of having a broker settle a senior policy is that they can attract more bids and hence give a better choice to a buyer.
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Loan Against Senior Life Settlements
Life settlement describes the sale of a life insurance policy to a third party buyer and receiving a lump sum amount in cash. When a policy is settled, the original owner is no longer responsible for paying the premiums and will not receive any amount on the maturity of the policy. But if the owner wishes to keep the policy and yet have an urgent financial need, the simple solution is to borrow a loan against the policy.
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