Purchase Settlement Payment

Purchase Settlement Payments for Cash

When you need cash in a lump sum from your structured settlement, a Purchase Settlement Payment program can provide the financial help you need!

What is a purchase settlement payment program?

A Purchase Settlement Payment program is a specially designed financial service that turns your structured settlement payments into lump sum cash. Instead of waiting for your money, you can sell your structured settlement payments for cash now!

A structured settlement pays in installments spread over a period of time. This usually offers long-term, guaranteed fixed-income. But your financial needs may change over time and your payments may no longer be enough. Unfortunately, your structured settlement payment amount can't increase and you can't get an advance on your payments.

What options do you have? A Purchase Settlement Payment program was created to specifically help you get cash in this situation. Through a process called cash flow factoring, you can get your structured settlement payments in a lump sum. You can get your money now, instead of waiting for your payments!

How does a purchase settlement payment program work?

A Purchase Settlement Payment program works like this:
1. Sell your structured settlement payments to a buyer of structured settlement
2. The buyer agrees to purchase your settlement payments and pay you
3. The buyer pays you for your settlement payments, then takes over waiting to collect the payments
4. You get cash now, walk away with cash in your hands - no more waiting for your money!
Advance funding works through a specialized financial service called cash flow factoring, also called advanced funding. Cash flow factoring lets you sell your structured settlement for a lump sum cash so that you get your cash now, instead of later.

A “purchase settlement payment program” is designed to purchase settlement payments from any type of structured settlement including: annuity settlement, personal injury settlement, injury settlement, life insurance settlement, and lawsuit settlement.