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Financial Security For The Family
Financial problems stemming from accident or death affect an entire family. A spouse suddenly confronts the loss of a breadwinner's salary while having to cover the mortgage, family expenses, an aging parent's care – or her own retirement. Children's education may be at risk. Structured settlements offer a solution to this uncertainy.
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Helping Your Child After An Accident
If a child is in an accident, the financial strain can be severe. But judges are often hesitant to approve large cash settlements out of concern that the minor or guardians might be victimized. Fortunately, a structured settlement provides a viable alternative with numerous advantages.
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Security After Catastrophic Injury & Wrongful Death
Physical and emotional harm from a catastrophic injury or accidental death are devastating. Almost as bad is the financial impact, which can quickly overwhelm a lifetime of savings. That's why the federal government encourages structured settlements – to provide a safe, secure financial return for victims and dependents in catastrophic injury and accidental death cases.
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Security And Stability For Your Retirement
Is your retirement savings enough? A structured settlement will help:
• Regular payments tailored for your specific needs
• Payments free from federal & state income tax
• Option of payments guaranteed for your and your spouse's life
• Payments wil NOT affect Social Security benefits from past work
• Probate can be avoided
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Structured Settlements Basics
What is a structured settlement? Structured settlements are an optional method for families to accept compensation in wrongful death and physical injury cases. Under a structured settlement, you and your family receive a stream of guaranteed payments tailored to your specific needs. Structured settlements are completely voluntary and have gained support among a wide range of consumer and victims’ advocates..........
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