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Minggu, 05 Juli 2009

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Millions of Americans are injured in accidents each year. Often the injured opt for compensation through a structured settlement. This type of settlement provides a stream of payments over a long period of time. This time can vary from a few years to a lifetime.
One of the largest and leading U.S. commercial insurers is CNA. It’s financially strong and stable company. Products and services are sold by highly professional independent agents and brokers. The company’s headquarters is situated in Chicago and there are many offices throughout the U.S., Canada and several European countries. It provides its clients with a wide range of different insurance solutions. Structured settlements can be perfect solution in many occurrences such as guardianship cases where the victim dies and leaves minor children, in compensation cases where the injured party is unable to work for a some period of time, also in case of disability of a temporary or permanent nature that require extensive health care or recovery time. Structured settlements provide some additional advantages as well. They are tax free on the federal and state levels. When applying for a loan for a house or car a structure annuity can be used to calculate your income thus you can use a structured settlement for determining your earnings.
No doubt, choosing a structured settlement is a smart decision. It is a proven and effective solution and it may be beneficial for you. Think about it seriously.
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CNA: Structured Settlement Services

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What is exactly is a cash structured settlement? Basically a cash structured settlement occurs when there is an insurance company that provides scheduled payments to a person as a result of a claim settlement. In other words, a structured settlement is a monetary package that allows for payment of a settlement to occur through scheduled installment payments for a period of time.

Structured settlements were first introduced in early in the seventies in Canada, then spreading rapidly into the United States. Several years later, this method found its way to Australia as well as Europe.

One benefit of structured settlements is that provides a tax free recurring payment over a period of time. These payments can very well be spread out through the live of the recipient. If death happens to occur to the recipient, a guaranteed portion of the settlement can be paid to a beneficiary.

An alternative to structured settlements is a lump sum payment. This basically means that a one time amount will be paid to the recipient instead of breaking the amount down into multiple payments over a designated period of time. This often occurs when a person wins the lottery. Some reasons that lump sum payments are of interest to individuals is that they may have a large expense they wish to pay off. For example, a home loan or mortgage, medical expenses, credit card debt, etc. With a lump sum payment, many debt issues can be resolved as a result of the large payment.

Although lump sum payments may seem appealing to some, structured settlements provide a continuous recurring income over a designated period of time.
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What is a Cash Structured Settlement?

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Structured settlement loans are provided by many financial companies having expertise in the field of legal funding too. Moreover, it is important to know that the whole exercise of structured settlement procedure is not held in very high esteem too. Due to this, there are various laws concerning structured settlements, which are build in a way that protects you not only from exploitation from the finance companies but also from various insurance agents too

Taking structured settlement loans quite a number of times is the only recourse open to a claimant so as to receive a desired amount money. structured settlement loan is more or less classified as a special income tax category. Also its is important to know structured settlement loans cannot be traded in for a lump sum settlement.

Talking about flexibility in structured settlement loans, the payment stream has no binding. Depending upon the contract between you and your insurance company, you have the chance of fixing the payment stream on a yearly basis too.. Apart from that, you can sell structure settlementif you are in urgent need of cash at any point of time. There is no doubt that on selling a structured settlement provides you a much-needed boost in solving your immediate cash need.

Structured settlement loan is a type of insurance arrangement, which includes periodic payments, that a claimant accepts to resolve a personal injury claim or to do a compromise a statutory periodic payment. The concept of Structured settlements were first utilized in countries like Canada and the United States in the year of 1970s as an alternative way to lump sum settlements. Structured settlements are also now of the statutory claimant law of several common law countries including like Australia, England etc. in some countries the structure settlement loan also comes under lawsuit structure settlements. Structured settlements also include income tax requirements as well as other benefits.

The typical structured settlement can also be understand through an example: An injured person settles a tort suit with the defendant or its insurance carrier so as to make a settlement agreement that says that, in exchange for the claimant's securing the dismissal of the lawsuit, the defendant commonly its insurer agrees to make a series of periodic payments from time to time. The insurer, insurance company, thus make settlement with a long-term payment obligation to the injured person. It has two approaches: the individual either purchases an annuity from a life insurance company (also known as buy & hold case)or it assigns its periodic payment obligation to a third party which in turn purchases an annuity (known as “assigned case”).now if in order to settle down all the financial needs the individual can also take a structure settlement loan so as to make all the necessary financial arrangements. The individual can also go for future value annuityalso go for litigation or ligitation settlements.
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Structured Settlement Loans

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DO YOU HATE TRYING TO CHASE DOWN CUSTOMER SERVICE CONTACTS AS MUCH AS WE DO?

If you have a structured settlement annuity and want to change a bank account for direct deposit, change a beneficiary, change an address, report a death or lost the contact information for your structured settlement broker? For the convenience of annuitants, attorneys, claimants and owners of structured settlement annuity contracts, we have compiled customer service phone numbers for current and former structured settlement annuity companies. Most of the numbers are toll-free and current as of June 10, 2009.


Structured Settlement Annuity Company Customer Service Phone Numbers
Current Structured Settlement Annuity Company

Allstate Life Insurance Company/ Allstate Life Insurance Company of New York
800-840-3870/ 800-237-3303
American General Life Insurance Company
800-288-4088 ext 8066
American International Life Assurance Company of New York (post 2000 issue)
800-288-4088 ext 8006
American International Life Assurance Company of New York (pre-2000 issue)
866-221-0418
F&G Life Insurance Company
800-357-8734
Hartford Life Insurance Company
800-678-2282
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
800-624-5155
Liberty Life Assurance Company of Boston
800-451-7065 option 2
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
800-427-9409
New York Life Insurance Company
212-576-6243
Pacific Life and Annuity Company
888-728-5611
Prudential Insurance Company of America
888-778-2888
Symetra Life Insurance Company
800-796-3872

Former Structured Settlement Annuity Company
AEGON
800-866-0002
Alexander Hamilton Life
800-458-5299
American Mayflower Life Insurance Company of NY
800-432-6631
Aviva Life and Annuity Company/ Aviva Life and Annuity Company of New York
888-285-4332
Canada Life
800-879-8271
CGU Life/CGU Life of NY/ CU LIfe/ CU LIfe of NY (see Aviva Life and Annuity or NY subsidiary above)
Commonwealth Life (see AEGON)

CNA/ Continental Assurance
877-633-5217
Confederation Life (see Pacific Life & Annuity which services these contracts)

Executive Life of New York
800-638-2704
Farmers New World
877-369-5778
Federal Home Life (see Genworth)
First Colony Life Insurance Company (see Genworth)

GE Capital Assurance/ GE Capital Life Assurance Company of New York
800-432-6631
Genworth Life/ Genworth Life of New York
800-432-6631
ING/Security Life of Denver
800-638-6273 option 2
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
888-549-4227
Monumental Life (see AEGON)

Manulife (see right, or John Hancock)
800-395-2364
Monarch Life Insurance Company
800-654-0050
People's Security Life (see AEGON)

Presidential Life Insurance Company
800-926-7599
SAFECO Life Insurance Company (see Symetra)

Transamerica Life (see AEGON)

Travelers Life and Annuity (see Metropolitan Life)

United of Omaha
402-351-7749
United Pacific Life (see Genworth)

VALIC (see American General)


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Structured Settlement Annuity Company Customer Service Phone Numbers