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How It Works with Peachtree Financial Structured Settlement Funding Options

Peachtree Financial settlement funding dog under treeSell your future annuity or structured settlement payments due to you. If your annuity qualifies then Peachtree Financial will buy your future payments in exchange for a lump sum of cash. Call today to find out how to get a cash lump sum from your annuity. Call us at 866-773-8599

Feel free to visit our Structured Settlement Annuity purchase guide web site at http://www.PeachtreeFinancial.com

We will buy some or all of your payments for a discounted lump sum.

A portion of the money you are getting from your structured settlement in the future is interest that hasn’t been earned yet. The insurance company is simply paying you the interest on the money they invested when you settled your case. The ‘amount’ of the structured settlement (ie. the sum of all the future payments) includes a great deal of interest that hasn’t been earned yet.

It’s the same as with lottery prizes. Many state lotteries now offer a lump sum option instead of the traditional 20 - 30 year annuity payout; however, when you elect to receive a lump sum you typically receive about one half of the advertised prize amount. In fact, what the lottery commissions do is identical to a structured settlement; annuities or U.S. Treasury bonds are purchased to fund the future payments due to the winner.

See one of Peachtree Financial's Commercials video on annuity / structured settlement payments


Still not convinced? Consider the following: It is an axiom that the further in the future you are expecting to receive a sum of money, the less it is worth today, in part because of inflation. Inflation will make the value of the payments shrink in the coming years.


GW Oct 2009


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