What is a Life Settlement?

Similar to your car or savings account, your life insurance policy is an asset that has financial value. That means you can sell your policy now if you no longer need it or if your financial circumstances have changed. The sale of your policy is called a Life Settlement, and has grown in popularity as policyholders become more informed about their options.

The Life Settlement concept was born in the 1980s and is now a mature and highly regulated industry, subject to the oversight of government agencies. In the decades since Life Settlements became commonplace, many thousands of people have realized the benefits of selling their life insurance policies in exchange for an immediate influx of cash.

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This useful resource from Burdette Direct describes:

Ways you can leverage your life insurance policy for cash
How you might be able to retain a part of your policy but stop making payments
Why transparency is key when working with a Life Settlements company

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What Is a Life Settlement?

Your life insurance policy is a financial asset. Like any other asset, it needs to be managed to maximize its value and achieve your financial goals.

What You Need to Know About Life Settlements

A Policy Is a Financial Asset

Why do people sell their life insurance policies?

Common reasons for selling include:

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