Settlement Loans
It's your Money. Why Should you
Have to Wait for it?
It could take
months before the insurance company sends out your settlement
check. Even worse, structured settlement contracts,
commonly used in the payout of personal injury
lawsuits, spread the payments out over 10, 20, or
even more years. This payout structure often fails
to meet the actual cash needs of the
consumer.
Receiving only a small portion
of your capital each month prevents you from pursuing
investment opportunities, buying or improving
your house, paying off debt, financing your
education or a myriad of other enterprises you could be
involved in if you had your money now.
Do you often wish that you had
all the money that's owed to you right away? Luckily,
lawmakers recognize your needs and 47 states have passed laws
permitting citizens to sell all or a portion of their
structured settlement even if the auunity contract says
otherwise.
CashExpress helps people
waiting for their settlement check or receiving structured
settlement payments. We provide industry leading
value and outstanding customer service. If you want to
sell your structured settlement or apply for
a Settlement Loan, call 1-800-303-3193 or click here.
If you are
reading this page you are probably in the same boat as many
other plaintiffs - due to one life emergency or another, you
need the money right away and cannot wait till the insurance
company sends out the check. You have come to the right
place! You can get a Settlement Loan in 1 hour
for as little as 2% per month flat fee.
Settlement loans come
with significantly lower interest rates than lawsuit
loans. Because the lawsuit funding company is not
taking a risk on their investment as they know for a fact
that the insurance company owes you the money, the
interest rate is usually a lot lower, at least in the
reputable lawsuit funding
companies.
To be sure, the
generic term Lawsuit Loan is not exactly correct as it refers
to Pre Settlement Funding, which is not a loan but a lawsuit
advance. In pre settlement funding, plaintiff sells his
or her interest in the pending lawsuit so if the lawsuit is
ultimately lost, plaintiff does not have to repay the lawsuit
advance.
In contrast, a
settlement loan is just that, a loan on a settled
lawsuit. You get the money right away and you pay it back
from your settlement so the lawsuit becomes your
collateral.
If you would
like more information on settlement loans or
would like to discuss your particular case, contact us at
800-303-3193 or click to fill out
an online application.
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