The process of purchasing structured settlement

A company that buys structured settlement of the plaintiff as a rule, do not hold it; instead, they resell rights to an insurance agent or a stockbroker. From there, broker or insurance agent sells it to the public. In recent years, structured settlements have become popular investments because they offer a guaranteed yield of up to 20 years, often paying between 5.75% and 7.75%, and is often considered a fairly low risk because the annuity is usually issued industrial giants such as Metlike and New York Life, which is unlikely to go bankrupt. It is extremely rare that high-yield investments and low risk, which largely explains the popularity of the secondary market annuities. However, like all other investments, structured settlements have their advantages, but they have their drawbacks as well.