If you are looking for an alternative to CDs or bonds for your IRA or pension consider structured settlement payment rights.
Some of the opportunities available this week:
- Pay approximately $149,360 for a $220,000 lump sum payout 2/11/2018 IRR 5.4% Payments rights backed by a New York Life annuity.
- Pay approximately $36,413 for a $51,200 lump sum payout 04/23/2017 IRR 5.33% Payments rights backed by a John Hancock Life Insurance Company (USA) annuity.
- Pay approximately $45,040 for a $50,000 lump sum payout 11/21/2012 IRR 5% Payments rights backed by a Prudential Insurance Company of America annuity.
- Pay approximately $27,167 for monthly payments of $193.80 starting 10/17/2010 and ending 4/17/2030 (235 payments) Total Payout: $45,566 IRR 6% Payments rights backed by a Pacific Life annuity.
- Pay approximately $38,796 for monthly payments of $380.00 starting 10/15/2010 and ending 06/15/2022 (141 payments) Total Payout: $53,580 IRR 6% Payments rights backed by a Metropolitan Life annuity.
Payment rights to the aforementioned can only be acquired via Court Ordered transfer directly from the selling annuitant.
Also available, a non structured settlement annuity payment right:
- Pay approximately $17,307 for monthly payments of $503,22 starting 10/06/2010 and ending 10/06/2013 (37 payments) Total Payout: $18,619 IRR 5% Payments rights backed by a American General Life annuity.
Such opportunities are on a first come first serve basis.
Purchase of structured settlement payment rights may be suitable for:
- Pension plans, IRAs and other qualified plans, where taxable payments are not an issue.
- Allocation of funds from a lump sum coming due from another structured settlement.
- Where there is a need for stable income and there are offsetting deductions.
Before purchasing structured settlement payment rights do your homework, which includes a thorough analysis of your current and anticipated liquidity needs. Remember these are not annuities.
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