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structured settlement versus lump sumA structured settlement is a financial or insurance arrangement that a claimant accepts as a result of winning a lawsuit judgment. Structured settlements are in lieu of a lump sum settlement. This means instead of receiving the total value awarded at the time of settlement, you establish payment installments over a period of time. These are called "periodic payments". Structured settlements are now part of the statutory tort law of several countries that were once ruled by England including: Australia, Canada, England and the United States. The United States has enacted structured settlement laws and regulations at both the federal and state levels. Several things come into play in the decision making process between a
structure settlement versus a lump sum payment. Also, Will you receive tax benefits through settlement payments or receiving
a lump sum instead? American Settlement Fund can help you determine the best option for you. Cash Payment - Settlement Company - Annuity - Buyer - Payment - Cash - Settlements - Buy & Sell Structured Settlements - Sell Insurance - Sale - Annuity Buyer - Insurance - Buyer Payments - Transfer - Funding - Shop Fund - Quotes - Lump Sum - Prepost Funding - Loans - Consumer Information - Investment - Define - Viable - Loan - Companies -Sell Settlement | |||
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