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Are you thinking about selling annuity payments?
Annuities guarantee a steady income over a long period of time. However, if you are currently holding an annuity, you could reap big benefits by selling annuity payments for a lump sum. You may have:
Purchased an annuity to provide future income.
Received a structured settlement from an insurance claim or lawsuit.
Won the lottery or a casino jackpot.
Selling annuity payments to Woodbridge Investments can provide the liquid assets to start building tomorrow’s dreams today.
Don’t let your annuity turn into a life sentence!
In the past, owners of annuities had to hold on to them for life—even if they could earn a greater return on their money through other investments. Since 1988, when the SEC first allowed the sale of annuities, investors have been able to sell all or part of their future annuity payments and take control of their wealth, whether it be to start up a business, provide for unforeseen financial hardships, purchase the home of their dreams, or place their money into investments that better serve their lifestyle.
The lawyers, insurance companies, and casinos don’t know what’s best for your money—you do! Let Woodbridge Investments’ talented and creative staff of financial professionals help you sell your annuity for the best possible return today. Our firm pioneered the sale of annuities, and we will work closely with you to help you meet your individual needs. the principals of Woodbridge Investments have purchased close to one billion dollars in payments since 1993, and no one works harder for their clients.
We have helped over 1,000 people gain access to their future payments. To learn more, see our Free Advice Center. And don’t just take our word for it: see what our clients say on our Testimonials page!
5 things to consider in finding a buyer for your annuity payments
With the state our economy's in, it's no wonder people are trying
desperately to find investments that are sure, protected and with a high
profit margin. Even a few years ago, if you heard someone saying they
were going to invest in annuities, you would have laughed at him. Things
have changed.
Even in the past, annuities had a pretty good growth rate, at about 20
percent. But right now, it seems that the annuity market is on fire.
This type of investment has reported rates of growth as big as 60
percent! The explanation is a simple one. People, right now, are looking
for safe investments. And annuities are the safest investment
opportunity there is right now.
If you invested in such an opportunity, good for you! We've got even
better news. Are you tired of waiting for that money to come back to
you? Do you need a wad of cash right now, and don't want to wait for
your annuity anymore? The solution is incredibly simple, and you'll walk
away satisfied: find a buyer of annuity payments. It doesn't matter what
kind of annuity it is, even if it's a structured settlement annuity, and
it doesn't matter where your current payments go, even if they go to a
structured settlement company. You want the cash, and you want it now.
And for that to happen, all you need to do is find a buyer of annuity
payments. Here are 5 things to consider in finding a buyer for your
annuity payments:
- After the initial meeting, google the guy. Yes, you've heard me
right. Sometimes, all it takes is a little search engine to find out if
your buyer of annuity payments is not the kind of person you'd want to
work with. If his other business partners were in some way cheated or
were displeased of his services, they'll make sure the world knows. So
google away!
- Do your research properly! Don't rush into making a poor decision
when looking for a buyer for your annuity payments. Rushing into things
will only make you lose money. Look at more than 2 offers, wait a little
bit more, and do your research as you should.
- Ask people you know! Don't be afraid to ask your friends and family
if they know of any buyer of annuity payments, it's no shame in getting
that money a little bit early.
- This is really important. Try to think if you really need the money.
Because if you don't there's no need to go and find a buyer of annuity
payments, now is there?
- Don't give in. If you feel things aren't right, and you want more
from your annuity payments buyer, ask for it. Most of the times, a good
buyer is up for a little negotiation. If they're not, then you might
want to keep looking.
After all, if it's not in your best interest for the moment, then nobody
is forcing you to do anything. You can always reconsider, and that's
something people tend to ignore in the heat of the moment. We wish you
the best of luck in finding a buyer of annuity payments!
Eleven Things You Didn't Know About Structured Settlements and Annuity
Payments
What's the difference between an annuity and a structured settlement? An
annuity is money that is set aside for later use. For example, if you
inherit money or have a big lottery win, you can open your own annuities
and count on the payments at a future date. A structured settlement is
money from an account that you didn't start, but own due to a court case
or a class action settlement. That money is given back to you in
increments over a set period of time.
With most annuities, since you started them, you can withdraw all or
part of the funds if you need to. With a structured settlement, you have
to wait out the payments or sell it to someone else for a lump sum,
which is less than the initial amount.
There are investment firms who specialize in buying annuities and
structured settlements. If you have the type of annuity that doesn't
allow you to take more than the set payments, you can sell it to one of
these firms. They will give you a lump sum and collect the payments
until the annuity runs out. The advantage for you is that the cash is on
hand for larger purchases. The advantage to them is that they will
ultimately receive the full amount of the annuity while also benefiting
from the interest accrued as the payments come in. The same people who
buy annuities also buy structured settlements, and for the same reasons.
Eleven Things You Didn't Know About Structured Settlements and Annuity
Payments
- You can set the rate of payment on an annuity, but not on a
structured settlement.
- Interest accrues on the accounts while they're held by the payers
that you won't be getting.
- You can choose the amount of the principle for an annuity and not
a structured settlement.
- You don't have to be a financial genius to manage your annuity or
structured settlement. Once the initial payment (or payments) go into
the account, the money comes to you on a regular basis.
- With some structured settlements you have to spend the money in a
certain way. For example, if the settlement is due to a class action
lawsuit for a medical issue, the money may have to be spent on medical
bills.
- If you want to make extra money from the payments, you can invest.
- Unless otherwise specified, you can use the money any way you want to.
- If you sell the account to a company, the money is yours to do
with as you want.
- Annuities and structured settlements can be a great advantage for
long term needs.
- Once an account is emptied or sold, you have no further claim on it.
- Annuities can be in your own name or that of someone else. Like an
inheritance.
For all your investment needs, contact Woodbridge Investments LLC at
1-866-865-7044 or contact them on the internet at
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