Atlanta 6/19/2012 10:15:00 PM
News / Finance

Selling Structured Settlements can Improve Chances of Reaching Financial Goals

Everybody has financial goals that they want to achieve, whether those goals are to be debt-free, pay off educational costs, purchase a home, invest in business ventures or any other act that will improve their financial well-being, and for a structured settlement annuitant many of these goals can be achieved when they sell their structured settlement payments.


The decision to sell structured settlements can provide an annuitant with a large lump sum of money and with this immediate resource they can reach those goals. Of course what an annuitant will likely find when they decide to sell their structured settlement is that there are a number of companies that buy structured settlements. Not only are there a lot of companies that buy structured settlements, they all offer different amounts for those structured settlement payments.


This can cause some confusion for an annuitant as they struggle to find the best value for their structured settlement payments. What these annuitants should realize is that many of the companies offering to buy settlements are nothing more than a broker, wedging themselves between an annuitant and a financial institution.


Dealing with a company like this almost always means a lower offer for a structured settlement because they want to buy low and sell high. To avoid such a scenario a structured settlement annuitant should always forgo these broker companies and utilize a company like AnFed Bank, the only bank specifically designed to serve the unique needs of structured settlement annuitants and lottery winners. By doing this an annuitant will find that AnFed Bank offers a much more generous lump sum payment that reflects the real value of those future structured settlement payments.


If you have a structured settlement and you are looking to sell all or part of your future payments request a free consultation with AnFed Bank and find out how you can get what your payments are really worth.