Life Settlement offers vary based on many factors, including:
- Health status of the insured
- Policy type
- Premium costs
- Insurance policy size
You can use our Visual Valuator to estimate your policy’s potential worth.
With a Life Settlement, you can receive a one-time lump sum payment from the buyer when you sell your life insurance policy. While a Life Settlement does not give you the same amount as the full benefit would, you will exceed the cash value of your policy. Settlement Benefits Association can help you determine how much your life insurance policy is worth to buyers.
Before deciding to sell your policy, you want to know how much it might be worth based on your situation. First, it is important to understand the eligibility requirements for Life Settlements and the factors that may affect your payout.
To qualify for a Life Settlement, you must meet certain criteria. The eligibility requirements include:
Depending on your state, you may need to meet other eligibility requirements, such as having contributed premium payments for a certain amount of time — usually between two and five years.
You may qualify for a Viatical Settlement instead of a Life Settlement. The Viatical Settlement process is similar. However, the policy owner must:
At Settlement Benefits Association, we gather detailed projections from your insurance carrier to analyze the value of your policy. We also determine the best way to present your policy to buyers to get you a fast, fair offer.
We present the case to institutional buyers, providing them with all relevant information about the policy and the policy owner so they can make an informed decision.
At Settlement Benefits Association, we work with more than 20 institutional investors that have worked in this industry for years. We have fostered excellent working relationships and trust that these groups will give you the best deal based on your policy.
Only certain types of life insurance policies can qualify for a Life Settlement. Most whole or universal policies and term life insurance will qualify. Other types of policies, like group policies, should be judged on a case-by-case basis.
While factors such as life expectancy and cash value can cause significant variances in your settlement amount, your policy’s benefit often gives interested parties an idea of where to start when making an offer to purchase the policy.
The length of time you have paid your premiums makes a difference. If you have paid a lot on your policy over the years, your policy may cost less to maintain, further enhancing its benefits to a buyer.
Life expectancy at the time of your settlement is one of the largest determining factors for your settlement amount. If you are not ill and do not have an impaired life expectancy, potential buyers will look at a few factors to estimate it:
If potential buyers think your life expectancy could be relatively short, they will pay less in premiums and get your benefit sooner, making your policy worth more.
Life Settlement offers vary based on many factors, including:
You can use our Visual Valuator to estimate your policy’s potential worth.
The average payout for a policy owner can range from 10% to 25% of the death benefit or more since every case differs. Life Settlements generally pay several times more than owners can get by surrendering their policy to the carrier.
The best way to get a fast, fair offer to purchase your policy is to work with an established company like Settlement Benefits Association. Our team has decades-long relationships with many reputable institutional investors. The industry experience we boast allows us to present your policy in the best light and generate strong offers.
The first step in calculating the value of your life insurance policy is to contact Settlement Benefits Association. We will discuss your options and help you determine whether a Life Settlement or Viatical Settlement is viable and makes sense for your situation. Then, you can complete a preliminary life insurance appraisal request.
Contact us today for a free policy evaluation.
