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[...] circumstances, sell their future payments to a structured settlement funding company like DRB Capital, in order to receive a lump sum of cash, giving these people access to funds sooner than they [...]

[...] time it takes to get your lump sum of cash is about 8 to 12 weeks. First, you would contact DRB Capital and talk to us about your needs, as well as the terms of your structured settlement or annuity [...]

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[...] Today, approximately 100 million people are currently receiving annuity payments or will sometime in the future. If you are one of those 100 million people, it is important [...]

[...] to you is to request a lump sum payment for some of your future structured settlement or annuity payments. By working with a company like DRB Capital, you can get help managing your money that way— [...]

[...] are tough for everyone; but there are ways that you can use your structured settlement or annuity payments to be able to afford the things you need. One of the major expenses that many of our DRB [...]

[...] of words that can be difficult to understand. DRB Capital can help people who are receiving annuity payments and would like to transfer their annuity payments in exchange for a lump sum of cash. To [...]

[...] . A good solution for these problems would be to cash out part or all of your structured settlement payments. If you work with a structured settlement funding company like DRB Capital, you can get [...]

[...] debt throughout the years and are receiving monthly payments, selling your structured settlement payments gives you the opportunity to pay off as much debt as possible at once. Receiving a lump sum [...]

[...] more manageable number. Second, you can cash in some or all of your future structured settlement payments in order to take care of your bills all at once. If you were treated at a hospital, [...]

[...] on that information. If that means getting a lump sum of cash for some of your structured settlement payments to get rid of the biggest debts, talk to DRB Capital about your options. Debt is very [...]

[...] why many people with structured settlements opt to cash out some or all of their future payments in return for a lump sum of cash. But it’s important to know some of the laws [...]

[...] ”. You have to demonstrate that there is a good reason to allow you to exchange your future payments for cash right now. A DRB Capital specialist can help you figure out the best way to [...]

[...] situation. With the court’s approval, you will be allowed to sell some or all of your future payments in return for a lump sum to take care of your needs right now. It’s good to keep in [...]

[...] trying. Finally, if you have a structured settlement or annuity, you can sell some of your future payments to get a lump sum of cash. By selling your payments to a company like DRB Capital to get your [...]

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[...] If you have been involved in a lawsuit against an insurance company, you probably got a structured settlement—either if the company settled, or if your claim went to court and came to judgment. [...]

[...] If you’re receiving payments from a structured settlement with an insurance company, you are probably injured. If you are injured, you probably have [...]

[...] the company and person or people involved, after a settlement decision is made. There are structured settlement consultants who provide information to one or both sides about how injuries, trauma, and [...]

[...] an insurance company, it can be both a relief and a confusing thing at the same time. Structured settlements are designed to give you the money that you deserve over time, rather than all at once. [...]

[...] the course of several years, the structured settlement was born. The huge popularity of structured settlements came about because of a few things: IRS changes, more personal injury lawsuit awards, and [...]

[...] —either if the company settled, or if your claim went to court and came to judgment. Structured settlements can be a really good source of income over the course of your life—but they can [...]

[...] what kinds of annuities there are. Basically, an annuity is a contract that sets up periodic payments of a specific amount. Usually these contracts are done by insurance companies—but [...]

[...] you to receive now a lump sum of the overall money you are entitled to receive in periodic payments and receive the rest dispersed per your annuity schedule. DRB Capital is your go-to [...]

[...] opportunity. If you make smart investments, you may be able to earn more than what your periodic payments were providing you. You May Be Able to Improve Your Lifestyle When You Sell Your Structured [...]

[...] , expensive needs that couldn’t be covered by regular smaller payments, and so structured settlement funding became an option. But it also came to light that allowing people to transfer their [...]

[...] . Receiving a lump sum of cash allows you to put more up-front than receiving periodic structured settlements payments.  This may help you receive lower mortgage payments and lift financial burdens [...]