Do you think we need a structured settlement planner?

Question

Is there another way to do best settlement planning?

Answer 1

You will need to be a bit more specific to get a good answer.
A structured settlement example is when you win a lawsuit and they offer to pay you over 30 years but you need the money now.  A company will give you a lump sum in exchange for 50% of what is owed to you.
Or are you talking about credit card debt and setttlements?
You can do this all yourself.   Just get a book on Credit Repair from your library or bookstore.  No company is going to do a better job at it than you can do yourself.  And you won't have to pay thousands to a company that will do little for you

Answer 2

Honestly you need to give more details. If you have a structured settlement already and you are looking to sell your payments you could use a broker but that you have to pay their fees. Or you can call around to get the best deal. You will not pay 50% of your money. That is just a mistruth. With today's interest rates you can get a better deal with interest rates lower than many credit cards or loans.

If you are looking to settle debt and you are looking for a planner it is best to talk with a government sponsored company. Look at the FTC's website for more details. http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer…

Answer 3

I think you have to read this http://www.deltasettlements.com/learn-structured_settlements