- Complete the form above* by following the easy step-by-step instructions.
- Sit back and relax while SSQ shops your payments to its Certified Funders and Calls you with the Highest Bid same business day.
- Accept the Highest Offer.
- Review sale documents with an SSQ arranged Notary Public representative and get signed up.
- Get funded by wire transfer following completion of the transfer process, usually within 6 to 8 weeks from acceptance.
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Structured Settlement Factoring- Buyers Market
This following post is a guest post by Dominic Orsel. Dominic is a day trader based out of Sacramento California.
With the increased volatility of the stock market over the last few months, both equity firms and private investors are pouring money into the more secure annuity market. It is important for tort victims to realize the signifigance of their structured settlement in todays financial marketplace. Investors are becoming increasingly interested in these financial vehicles due to the security that they provide with the up and down movement of todays stock market.
How Soon Will I Receive My Lump Sum of Money?
This question was asked to Settlement Quotes from an individual interested in selling the rights to their structured settlement payments. There are several factors that go into the time it takes to complete a structured settlement factoring transaction, including the state the annuitant resides in, the insurance company, and the factoring company completing the transaction. In most cases the transaction should be completed in 6- 8 weeks.
JG Wentworth Improves BBB Record
Updated January 2012 - How important is a company's reputation when purchasing structured settlement payments from tort victims? JG Wentworth is the largest company in the structured settlement factoring industry, but it's important to note this company's Better Business Bureau record. JG Wentworth has done a good job over the past 2 years of cleaning up their record. This article was originally written in 2008 and JGW had over 40 BBB complaints. Looking at their record now, they have just over 30. This is impressive with all that has happened in the 4 years since this article was written.
Over the past four years, JG Wenworth has filed for bankruptcy, laid off over half its workforce, and merged with it's biggest competitor Peachtree Settlement Funding.
JG Wentworth has received 10 complaints over the last 12 months and 31 complaints over the past 36 months. The increased number of complaints within the last 12 months could be due to the merger with Peachtree. I would suspect that they are doing almost double the business, and most of it is being funneled through JG Wentworth, not Peachtree. Nevertheless, Peachtree also has 3 complaints in the past 12 months and 9 complaints for the last 3 years.
The comparison of the number of complaints over the last three years may be a far better indicator of customer experience than the BBB Rating alone.
