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The saying goes, “The best things come to those who wait.” Well, that isn’t always the case. When financial need arises, waiting for your structured settlement payments to come in may do more harm than good. If you need a lump sum to cover expenses, pay your mortgage, pay outstanding medical bills, buy a new car to get to and from work or for any other reason, selling your structured settlement cash could work in your favor. Unlike pay day loans or get-rich-quick schemes, your scheduled payments belong to you and you do not have to pay them back.

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When you decide to sell your payments, your lump sum will be less than the original amount of the settlement. So why do it?

For starters, people who expect to receive structured settlement or annuity payments are in a great position. They have a fixed income stream that will last for a predetermined period or in some cases, for the duration of his or her lifetime. As secure as this situation might seem, there are times when cash is needed on-hand.

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If you own a structured settlement, you’re likely receiving regular payments as a result of a positive outcome from a lawsuit or winnings from a lottery. These regular payments are great on the surface, but if you prefer to receive all or a portion of this income stream as a lump sum payment, you can do so by using a structured settlement annuity broker.

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