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The Covered Bridge Capital (CBC) brand was founded in 2004 with the mission of assisting individuals who are receiving structured settlement payments over time from court awards, insurance settlements, and other types of annuity payouts. Since then, our knowledgeable professionals have helped hundreds of clients to unlock the value of future payments and turn them into immediate cash.

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Structured Settlement and Annuity Law in Kentucky

Thu, Dec 27, 2012 14:00 CET

When someone who holds a structured settlement payment agreement or an annuity wants to sell one of these assets, it’s important to understand how their state of residence treats these transactions. Each U.S. state has its own laws on structured settlement and annuity sales, and a seller needs proper preparation if he or she wants to assign future payment rights to get an up-front cash payment. Those who are lucky enough to have these assets often want to sell

Selling Structured Settlements in Louisiana

Wed, Nov 14, 2012 14:00 CET

Those who hold structured settlements and annuities have uniquely valuable assets. These individuals can keep receiving the regularly scheduled payments from their structured settlements, or they can seek an agreement with a third party firm to sell part or all of these payments in exchange for an up-front lump sum cash payment. Some reasons that structured settlement and annuity holders look to sell future payments include: · Wanting to pay down high-

Structured Settlement and Annuity Sales in Georgia

Thu, Nov 08, 2012 14:00 CET

If you are lucky enough to hold a structured settlement or annuity, you may be thinking about selling part or all of this asset in order to prepare for a big financial move like purchasing real estate or paying down debt. However, structured settlement or annuity holders need to know about how their state of residence handles this kind of transaction. If you’re in the state of Georgia, you’ll find that like other states, Georgia handles structured settlement and

Florida Structured Settlement and Annuity Sale Information

Fri, Nov 02, 2012 13:00 CET

Many of those who have a structured settlement or annuity decide at some point that it’s the right time to take some money out of one of these assets by effectively selling part or all of the payment rights for future scheduled payments. Structured settlement or annuity holders can get up-front cash payments through one of these transactions, whether it’s to pay down debt, to fund a large purchase, or for other kinds of financial emergencies. In the state of

California Structured Settlement and Annuity Sale Information

Wed, Oct 31, 2012 13:00 CET

Those who hold structured settlements and annuities in the state of California may want to look into how one of America’s biggest and most populous states handles the sale of these sorts of assets. Each U.S. state has its own laws on selling a structured settlement or annuity, and these are important issues for families who want to sell part or all of a structured asset for reasons like the following: · to pay for needed home improvements or other repairs

Choosing Between a Reverse Mortgage and a Structured Settlement Sale

Fri, Sep 21, 2012 16:00 CET

These days, many households are looking for ways to free up money for various financial goals that require a considerable amount of cash. That includes conventional younger families, as well as older couples who are facing retirement. Reverse mortgages and structured settlement or annuity sales represent two different ways to go about collecting cash for a major purchase, to pay down debt, or for some other immediate financial goal. The Reverse Mortgage Many older homeowners are drawn to a reverse mortgage, and these kinds of transactions have become more popular over the last few

Structured Settlement Funding Infographic

Fri, Sep 14, 2012 15:00 CET

If you are the recipient of a structured settlement or annuity and are receiving scheduled payments over time, you may be able to sell some or all of it for a cash lump sum. CBC Settlement Funding is a company experienced in structured settlement sales, and their professionals can help walk you through the transaction. The infographic below explains the process of

Big Opportunities: Use Your Structured Settlement for Investments

Thu, Aug 02, 2012 20:31 CET

A structured settlement generally benefits the holder through a steady schedule of small payments over a long period of time. But sometimes, a structured settlement holder will want more of that money quickly. The reasons for selling a structured settlement

Using the Structured Settlement Process to Start Your Business

Thu, Jun 14, 2012 15:36 CET

Starting a new business can be a great way to leverage existing skills and knowledge about an industry into a long-term source of income, while gaining more control over your career. If you’ve been thinking about forming a start-up or small business, think about this: a down economy can actually be a good environment for a fledgling enterprise. One reason that some small businesses do well in a down economy is that competition – for customers or employees – can be less intense. And a less-crowded field offers a new business an opportunity to get more visibility in a local market, for

How to Assess Lump Sum Options and Make a Good Decision

Mon, Apr 30, 2012 19:04 CET

In a structured settlement , a person receives a cash award (funds won for a lawsuit, lottery winnings, or insurance payouts) that is paid out in increments over time. It’s a straightforward arrangement that results in a steady stream of guaranteed income for the recipient. The real decision-making process comes when you find that a lump sum

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