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Life settlements are an important development in that they have opened a secondary market for unwanted life insurance in which policy owners can access fair market value for their policies, rather than accepting the lower cash surrender value from the issuing life insurance company. The proceeds are given to the owner and used as they wish for retirement, healthcare, vacations, investments, travel.
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For seniors who no longer have dependants a life settlement can provide the
immediate solution for needed cash. This liquidation can be enjoyed by the
policy owner for the rest of their life instead of never seeing the money. Its
perfect for seniors who have no dependants and are in need of retirement income.
Information for seniors is becoming more available online. The market for life
settlements is growing as seniors find more life settlement information online.
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The growth of Life
Settlements is changing the way that financial professionals
advise Senior clients. What was just a few years ago, a
relatively unknown financial product, Life Settlements have
quickly grown into what is now a multi-billion dollar industry.
As the Life Settlements Industry continues to gain mainstream
acceptance, many more senior market advisors are adding Life
Settlements to their list of financial options. Life Settlements
represent an enormous future source of commissions for those
financial professionals that recognize the importance of this
new senior financial planning tool. Delivering information to
clients is an essential part of providing life settlement
services.
Life settlement may be appropriate under a number of different
scenarios. For example, if estate planning requirements change,
insurance premiums become a financial burden, a mortgage is paid
off, children become financially independent, or a business is
sold. The common denominator is that the existing policy no
longer fits the needs of the policyholder. |
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