May 24, 2005 by Administrator

Are you interested in seeing if your policy qualifies for a Life Settlement?

There is no obligation or cost to you to have your policy evaluated. Please send an email to evaluation@lifesettlementpro.com with your name and address, and we will quickly email or mail you a policy evaluation form.

If you are an insurance agent, broker, or financial professional, you can also email us and we will gladly send out a policy evaluation form so your clients can fill it out.

If you have questions, please call toll free at 1-888-973-8377.

May 23, 2005 by Administrator

A life settlement is selling your life insurance policy for a cash settlement. This may sound like surrendering your policy with the insurance company, however it is quite different. You see a life settlement gives you more money than the insurance company. Life Settlements provide more money because they use factors like your age, health, and premiums to decide what your policy is worth. Also through a life settlement broker like Life Settlement Pro, a number of life settlement companies are given the opportunity to purchase your life insurance policy. This competition generates cash settlements that are much money than taking your surrender value. In the end policy holders end up with the true market value of their life insurance policy.

People take part in a life insurance settlement for a number of reasons. The two most common reasons are because the life insurance policy is no longer needed or the premiums have become unaffordable. Other reasons include to offset stock market losses, complete a 1035 exchange, or cover the cost of debt caused by any number reasons.

If you would like to discuss life settlements more with one of our professionals, please call 1-888-973-8377 and we will be more than happy to respond to any of your questions.

Life Settlements are also referred to as Senior Life Settlements and Senior Settlements.

May 23, 2005 by Administrator

Another type of transaction, often called a “life settlement,” is the sale of a life insurance policy to a third party, where the insured individual does NOT have a known life-threatening or terminal illness or condition. In these cases the policy owner also receives cash for the policy.

There has been a growing market for the purchase and sale of policies that do not meet the traditional definition of a viatical settlement. Typically these transactions involve life insurance policies of a large face amount (often $250,000 or more), or involve “key-person” coverage or corporate owned life insurance or policies representing excess coverage that is no longer needed. These transactions are generally not regulated by most states’ viatical laws, therefore the limited licensing and disclosure requirements of viatical transactions would not apply.

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May 20, 2005 by Administrator

One of the many positive features of Senior Life Settlements is the money may be used for any purposes, without disclosure. Some policy owners use the money to buy a second home, take major vacations, make gifts, and generally take it a bit easier. Sometimes they also want to become debt-free, assist aged parents, get a better car, help a charity. A few want to buy new life insurance and have the best of both worlds. Those who want at least $5 million might qualify for premium financing.

One important Senior Life Settlements strategy is to have all policies evaluated at the same time. In this fashion, each policy will receive its own set of bids, and the policy owner can decide which to sell and which to keep, or possibly get a package deal for them all. Each is a piece of property, similar to real estate in many ways.

Determining each policy’s true market value is a logical and confidential process. The first step is to complete an application, without cost or obligation. Then, the Insured’s medical records are obtained, and sent to a lifespan appraisal company. The insurance company verifies policy details and develops illustrations. All this information is shared with licensed Senior Life Settlements Funders, who then place competitive bids. If an offer is accepted, the Funder overnights a closing package to the policy owner, and funding takes place after all paperwork has been approved and processed. “The numbers will tell the policy owner what to do; there’s never any pressure to sell.”

Contact us today at 1-888-973-8377 to begin the application process.

May 19, 2005 by Administrator

Viatical Settlements – Benefit Plus Program

The viatical settlement benefits plus program was designed specifically for policy owners with serious illnesses. WIth the loss of income and the cost medical care, every dollar counts. That is why our program makes sure our client gets the highest offer available in the market. This is all possible because of the competition Life Settlement Pro creates between Viatical funding companies. The funding companies in this industry know that we process a lot of transactions, so in order to keep our business they need to pay our clients the market value and sometimes more than what a policy is worth.

Many customers ask why shouldn’t they just contact a funding company directly? We hear this question and address it based on experience. When clients contact funding companies directly their is no competition between funders involved. Also it will require more work and time than when working with a broker. See as part of the viatical advantage program, we do all the work needed to obtain offers from the funding companies. That’s right as a client it will only take one simple application to get started.

Call us today toll free at 1-888-973-8377 with any questions.