Sell annuity payments for a cash lump sum.

Annuities are a form of personal investment now matter which you choose. You are paying into something now, to get a return later. When you choose to sell your annuity payments, you are opting to receive your money now rather than wait for those future payments.

Often there are situations in life that demand we alter our current financial obligations and priorities. Unforeseen expenses such as medical costs, illness, or injury can often be the culprit. In many cases, families are forced to confront the sudden inability to make ends meet, even if they are receiving a consistent and guaranteed form of income.

For many of Americans there are no quick or nearby solutions for the money crunch and the problems become worse with no sign of improving any time soon. Homes are foreclosed on, jobs are lost, education suffers, and families fall apart because of the financial strain they were not able to endure.

Resources that are available to some in certain parts of the country are not always readily accessible in others. You may be able to seek and receive temporary relief or aid from family, friends, and neighbors, or even your local parish or community organizations.

Selling annuities for cash now is just one of the many ways individuals can find resources for funds already available to them without having to turn to high interest loans, or borrowing money from friends and loved ones.

You can sell your annuity payments for a lump sum. It is even possible to sell all types of traditional life insurance policies for cash.

No one can decide what is right for you and your family better than you can. If you are currently receiving annuity payments, you may consider selling all or some of your payments for a lump sum now.

Once you have evaluated the situation and determined that you would rather seek financial relief from something you are entitled to rather than borrow something you do not have, you can decide if you want to sell all or some of your annuity payments for cash now.

Thousands of Americans every year choose to sell all or some of their future payments in exchange for a lump sum. This money can be used to pay off debts, or even pay for necessary home repairs.

Getting a quote for your payments is easy, and takes only a few minutes. There are many companies to choose from, and it is recommended that you get several quotes to makes sure you are getting the most money for your payments.

If you would like to receive a free immediate quote simply call 1-866-865-7044 or go online to http://www.woodbridgeinvestments.com/quote_form.php and find out in moments how much your payments are worth today!

Annuities; what are they?

An Annuity is a contract between you and an insurance company, under which you make a one time payment or series of payments. In return, the insurer agrees to make periodic payments to you beginning immediately or at some future date. When you sell annuity payments now, you are choosing to receive the money now instead of waiting for the future payments.

Generally, there are two types of annuities- fixed and variable.

Fixed Annuity

In a fixed annuity, the insurance company guarantees that you will earn a minimum rate of interest during the time that your account is growing. The insurance company guarantees that periodic payments will be a guaranteed amount per dollar in your account. These periodic payments may last for a definite period, such as 20 or 30 years, or an indefinite period, such as your lifetime or the lifetime of you and your spouse.

Variable Annuity

In a variable annuity, you can choose to invest your purchase payments from a range of different investment options. The rate of the return on your purchase payments, and the amount of the periodic payments you will eventually receive, will vary depending on the performance of the investments options you have selected.

Variable annuities are securities regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission also known as the SEC. Fixed annuities are not securities and are not regulated by the SEC.

To learn more about the Securities and Exchange Commission different types of fixed and variable annuities, you can visit the SEC website at http://sec.gov or write to:

SEC Headquarters
100 F Street, NE
Washington, DC 20549
(202) 942-8088