
A life settlement is a financial transaction in which a policyholder sells an existing life insurance policy to a third-party buyer in exchange for a lump sum cash payment. This amount is typically higher than the policy’s surrender value, but less than the death benefit.
Most policy types may qualify, including:
* Universal life
* Whole life
* Term life (if convertible)
* Variable life
* Group life (if portable)
* Survivorship policies
Choosing an insurance policy depends on your individual needs and circumstances. Our consultants are always ready to help you assess risks and suggest the best solution, considering your financial capabilities and needs.
Payouts vary by case, but policyholders often receive 3 to 8 times more than the surrender value. Your actual offer depends on several factors, including your age, health, policy type, and premium costs.
Every policy is unique. Instant quote tools often oversimplify and give inaccurate estimates. Our approach prioritizes accuracy and personal service—so we always review your policy details and health history directly to give you the best, most reliable offer.
Yes. Partial life settlements are possible. You can sell a portion of your policy, stop paying premiums, and still retain a death benefit for your beneficiaries.