Structured Settlement Options Information

is there any way i can get money out of my structured settlement without losing half or more to rip off artist?

admin — Sun, 09 May 2010 04:32:17 +0000

places like j.g. Wentworth want to turn my 30000 into 15000. all i need is 4000 because an anesthesiologist broke my front three teeth (which were bridged) out of my mouth and refuses to pay. Please help!

You can see if there is anything in the settlement papers about getting an advance. Or, talk to a lawyer to see if you might have a case against the anesthesiologist. Even if the lawyer just writes a letter, it may be enough to get him to pay. And if all that fails, you can ask the dentist about a payment plan.

But otherwise, those services that buy these types of settlements don't do it just to be nice. They do it as a business, and have bills to pay themselves.

I have a structured settlement but I need cash now. What can I do?

admin — Thu, 06 May 2010 10:47:18 +0000

The first down payment for my Lions season tickets are is due in two weeks.

Call JG Wentworth and Associates. They will fix you right up at the low, low cost of 60%.

How would I go about find out who pays my structured settlement?

admin — Sun, 02 May 2010 11:00:52 +0000

I receive a structured settlement check ever 5 years. Since Hurricane Katrina hit the New Orleans area I lost all my paper work. Now I need to find out who I need to call to change my address because they will not forward it to my new address! please help!

Contact your bank, where you deposited the check.

Chances of receiving a lump sum from my structured settlement?

admin — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 07:23:05 +0000

I have made the choice to sell my structured settlement. (Keep all negative comments to yourself please, I just need an answer to this question and that is all.) My insurance company, Symetra Financial offered me a lump sum, which I decided to take instead of my monthly payments, I am doing this so that I can purchase a home outright as I am tired of renting, and so that I can go to school without student loans, and so that I can purchase a vehicle outright, among other things. My case has to go to Missouri state court, and the state of Missouri has to approve the sale. I am wondering if anyone knows what the likely hood of them approving or denying the sale is? How long it takes, and general information on the sale of a structured settlement in Missouri. Thanks.

Structured settlements are pretty standard things. I imagine these are the important things to remember:
1. You should receive a statement at least 10 days before signing an agreement, showing all the terms and details.

2. As long as the statutory requirements are met and the interest rate is rational, the court will probably approve it. No idea how long this takes, but courts are notoriously slow.

Here's the statute: too long to summarize here. It is specific to MO. Read 407.1062. Structured settlement payment transfers, requirements:

http://www.ppicash.com/state_statutes/missouri.html

I'm not familiar with Symetra, but their web site has Compliance information for their agents prominently shown on page 1, so that's a good sign.

Does Barack Obama have a Structured Settlement and he needs Cash Now?

admin — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 02:52:06 +0000

Or is it a Socilaist Settlement?

"Call J.G. Wentworth.."

.. And what I would like to tell Obama is: "ITS MY MONEY, AND I Need it NOW!"

Of course, Obama would probably call me a Racial Slur and make a Speech.

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