Our representatives have over 50 years of combined industry experience. At 6000now.com we will work with you throughout the entire process. You're not a number; you're a unique individual who should be treated with the dignity and respect you deserve. We won't give you the run-around or avoid your calls. We will do everything we can to help get you the cash you need.
A structured settlement is a financial arrangement that allows court-awarded compensation to be paid in regular installments rather than in one lump sum. Typically these payments provide money for a fixed period or lifetime. Every structured settlement is tailor-made and may also include some money upfront. Used in settling personal injury or malpractice suits, structured settlements terms vary.
Yes. Structured settlement transfers have been legal for years. It is legal to sell either all or part of your structured settlement and/or annuity payments and there are laws to protect your rights.
You do not have to sell all of your payments. We will provide you with many options to choose from including the amount or the timeframe of payments that you would like to sell.
When receiving a quote from 6000now.com you may be asked to provide one of our pricing managers with a copy of your annuity contract and settlement agreement in order to get an accurate pricing estimate of your annuity.
We do not provide tax advice therefore if you have any questions regarding the sale of your structured settlement it is important to consultant your tax representative.
No, while some policies state that you can't sell your payments without penalties this is not usually the case. Internal revenue code section 5891, which was signed into law by President Bush in 2001, permits these transactions.
Settlement transactions are required to be approved by the court system in order to protect the rights of the annuity owner. However, you do not always have to appear in court. Your account representative will work with you to make the process most convenient for you.
An annuity is a financial product that provides a series of payments over a specific period of time such as a lifetime. Delivered on a set schedule, these payments can be paid monthly, quarterly, biannually, or annually.
Sometimes your financial situation changes and you need a cash lump sum. Some people have sold their annuities to pay off debt, put a down payment on a house or re-invest it in another type of financial product.
Typically a no surrender clause refers to the annuitant's ability to surrender your annuity back to the annuity company. This does not usually apply to 6000now.com's ability to purchase your annuity. In other words, yes. We can often purchase your annuity. If you're considering surrendering your annuity to the annuity company call 6000now.com to see if we can get you more money.
