I have a structured settlement annuity, and I’m thinking about selling all or some of my future payments to get a lump sum of cash now. I have seen Structured Asset Funding as a leading structured settlement company but don’t know much else about them. Could you give me more information about Structured Asset Funding for selling my structured settlement?

Structured Asset Funding is of the leading purchases of structured settlement payments, annuity payments, or other types of future financial equity in exchange for a lump sum of cash now. Unlike other companies in the structured settlement sector who might act as brokers to connect you with structured settlement companies for an additional fee or percentage, Structured Asset Funding is a direct purchaser for future annuity payments, thus ensuring that you get the best value and quotes possible. Structured Asset Funding is a BBB accredited business as a structured settlement company.

Structured Asset Funding works with more than just structured settlements in terms of a one-time lump sum cash payment in exchange for future financial equity such as lottery winnings, annuities, trust funds, insurance settlements, or any other compensation vehicles where you receive money over time. With a structured settlement, even though you receive money regularly over time and also earn interest on your money, this is much less desirable taking inflation into account. If you take out a lump sum of money in exchange, you will be able to earn interest on your own as well as use that money wisely in investments and with financial flexibility.

Sometimes, regular structured settlements payments aren’t flexible enough to be able to cover a big one time expense such as buying a dream home, putting down a car down payment, consolidating your debt, or taking a nice vacation, and that is where Structured Asset Funding comes into place to help you. The process is quite simple in getting your free quote for future structured settlement payments. Once you accept their quote and offer, they will work toward getting your lump sum payment to you as soon as possible. You can sell all or parts of your future structured settlement payments to Structured Asset Funding.

What general advice would you give me regarding possibly selling my structured settlement to Structured Asset Funding or any other structured settlement company?

Well, it is always prudent to shop around for different quote from different structured settlement companies before you sign anything. Yes, as a first step, you can get a quote regarding selling your future annuities payments from your structured settlement to Structured Asset Funding, but after that, also get quotes from other reputable structured settlement companies. Be sure that you also know and understand the rules and regulations regarding the taxes that you owe upon selling your future structured settlement payments.

Also, keep in mind that in addition to the amount of money quoted to buy all or some of your future structured settlements, you should also consider the service and expertise of a structured settlement company. Any expertise and extensive experience dealing with structured settlement transactions and
getting court approvals can greatly improve the amount of time you have to spend waiting to get your lump sum payment against your future payments. If you know other people who have gone through the same process of selling a structured settlement, be sure to ask them questions and get their experiences with different structured settlement companies.

You might also want to consider a structured settlement broker to find you a good deal for a lump sum cash payment for your annuity payments as long as you can find a good structured settlement broker. These brokers will be available to give you advice, guide you through the process, as well as get you good deals for your structured settlements with their good relationships and history with different structured settlement companies.

A good starting place is find companies and quotes to compare is to use our directory to find some reputable and well-trusted structured settlement companies.