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7% on Laddered Secondary Market Structured Settlement Payment Rights

By John Darer

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If you have around $18,500 sitting in your IRA, Roth IRA or profit sharing, don't have any restrictions on where you can place your money for the next 20-30 years, you can lock in an internal rate of return of 7% and produce a laddered payment stream, starting in 20 years, with a total payout of $88,116 over that time period. Compare that to the 30 year Treasury Bond that was yielding 3.908% at the time of writing.

The structured settlement payment rights are backed by a structured settlement issued by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company ("MetLife"). MetLIfe is the USA's largest life insurance company.

If you have around $57,450 there is an opportunity to an income stream for about 19 years also emanating from a structured settlement funded by an issued by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. The Internal Rate of Return in that case is 6.27%

In order to acquire such rights you typically have to put 10% down and then pay the balance at closing. The purchase of structured settlement payment rights differs from the purchase of a standard annuity in that the rights are acquired through a court approved transfer. A judge must determine that the transfer is in the seller's best interest.

Due to a limited supply deals there is usually a short window that these deals are available.

Full post as published by Structured Settlements 4Real on July 06, 2010 (boomark / email).

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