Financial Advisor How Life Settlement turns life policies into capital
Is Life Settlement a good option for my clients?
How Life Settlement helps financial professionals
Typical Settlements make the potential for Life Settlement very clear *
Satisfied Customer
UNIVERSAL LIFE
Female – 78
Face Amount
Cash Surrender
Life Settlement
$ 1 Million
$ 12,221
$ 425,000
JOINT SURVIVORSHIP
Male+Female – 75
Face Amount
Cash Surrender
Life Settlement
$ 8,650,000
$ 329,766
$ 900,000
WHOLE LIFE
Male – 75
Face Amount
Cash Surrender
Life Settlement
$ 1.5 Million
$ 72,000
$ 455,000
KEY MAN
Male – 67
Face Amount
Cash Surrender
Life Settlement
$ 1.5 Million
$ 67,633
$ 195,000
VARIABLE LIFE
Male – 73
Face Amount
Cash Surrender
Life Settlement
$ 1.5 Million
$ 81,195
$ 195,000
TERM Conversion Option
Male – 69
Face Amount
Cash Surrender
Life Settlement
$ 4 Million
$ 0
$ 425,000
 
Note: Values may change, mainly due to health conditions.

Life Settlement Turns Life Policies into Cash

Your clients – or their parents, close family, friends or associates who qualify – now have access to far more cash - and the options that go with it - than they ever dreamed!

All life insurance policies are the property of the owner and may be assigned, transferred or sold at the sole discretion of the owner, the same as one could sell an automobile, a property, an investment or any other possession.

Unneeded life insurance policies are worth far more than their cash surrender value, with Life Settlement.

The sale of an unneeded life insurance policy in a 3rd-party investors market yields cash far in excess of the cash surrender value of any life insurance policy. Because these policies are resold in a bid-driven marketplace, their value goes up. For your clients this means large amounts of new capital.

If your clients are over 65 years of age, or have immediate family over 65, then Life Settlement is an option you must look at.

National Resource Consultants gives financial professionals access to the LIFE SETTLEMENT marketplace... and access to your client's "hidden" capital.