Your Quote for Selling Your Structured Settlement Payments | Peachtree Financial

Quotes are not complicated, but a lump sum of cash has the power to radically transform your finances. It is important that you completely understand what you are hearing from your representative. They will go over every detail of your offer and answer any questions you may have. Then it is up to you to decide if selling your payments is the right choice for you.

Quote Types​

The amount you will be quoted will depend on your financial goals. Do you want to keep some payments coming in or do you just want the highest lump sum you can receive? Every offer is unique, but there are three basic ways you can sell your future payments:

• Full Buyout: Sell all your remaining payments for a single lump sum
• Partial Payment: Sell a portion of each payment
• Sell Some Of Your Payments: Sell the full amount of your payments for a period of time and keep the rest

Comparing Your Options​

You will likely receive more than one quote from your representative. At Peachtree, our goal is to give you options for how to access the money from your structured settlement payments. Whether it is selling a group of payments or just a portion of them, we want to give you choices. That way, you can pick what solution works best for you.

If we did not get it right the first time, or if your needs change and you want more (or less) money, let your representative know. We will update your quote and give you new options. Since we already have your information in our system, you can usually receive an updated quote on the same day it is requested.

Options, Not Obligations​

Contacting Peachtree and getting your quote is always free. We do not charge you for the call, and if you decide you do not want a lump sum, or if we cannot build an option you like, you are under no obligation to accept an offer.

Accepting an Offer​

If your quote is a good match for your needs, all you need to do is contact our representative and let them know. They will use your quote to create a contract that will allow us to buy your future payments.

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