Consider a Viatical Settlement
Life insurance is personal property and can be sold just like any other asset. A viatical settlement may be the solution to help alleviate financial burdens associated with a chronic or terminal illness.
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How do Viatical Settlements work?
A viatical settlement is when you sell your life insurance policy to a third-party buyer. The buyer will take over all future premium payments, and you’ll receive a cash payout that is on average three – seven times more than the policy’s cash surrender value.
In certain situations, you may even be able to receive your viatical settlement payout tax-free.
Why would I sell my policy?
- Pay your medical bills
- You need the extra funds.
- You no longer need your policy.
- Cover Hospice or long term care costs
- Lessen the financial burden on heirs
Why Choose A Viatical Settlement?
If you have a terminal illness, selling your life insurance policy through a viatical settlement can help you access funds that can be used right now. If you are struggling with the cost of treatment or simply want the assurance that your family’s needs will be resolved. Selling your life insurance policy could be a good option for you.
In certain situations, you may even be able to receive your viatical settlement payout tax-free.
One of the best things about a Viatical Settlement is you have the option to make a contribution to your favorite charity and experience the joy of giving.
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Are You Eligible for a Viatical Settlement?
To qualify for a viatical settlement, you must have a chronicle or terminal illness. There is no minimum age or policy size for viatical settlements.
If you are terminally ill and have a life expectancy of less than 24 months, you could qualify for a viatical settlement.
A viatical settlements is typically tax-free. A medical professional, usually a doctor confirms the terminal diagnosis.
If you are unable to perform at least two activities of daily living, you may also qualify.
- Examples include:
- Bathing
- Dressing and grooming
- Eating
- Toileting