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Structured settlement & annuity owners
Turn future payments into cash now.
If you receive structured settlement or annuity payments, you may be able to sell some or all of your future payments for a lump sum. Get a free quote and explore your options with no obligation to sell.
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and complete a short review call.*
No obligation to sell
Review your options and decide what works for you.
Choose what to sell
Sell some or all of your future payments.
Court reviewed
Every transfer is reviewed by a court for your protection.
GIFT CARD$100✦
Get a $100 gift card just for finding out.*
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Life doesn't always run on a payment schedule
What could a lump sum help with?
Big moments don't always line up with scheduled payments. People may use funds for needs such as:
A home
A down payment or long-overdue repairs.
Debt payoff
Paying down high-interest balances.
Education
Tuition, training, or a new career.
A safety net
Medical bills or unexpected expenses.
A simple first step
How it works
A dedicated CBC specialist can explain your quote and guide you from quote to funding. Start with a quote to learn what your future payments may be worth; you decide whether to move forward.
1
Request your quote
An approved secure quote form will be available after CBC completes the form integration.
2
Review your options
A CBC specialist explains your quote. You decide if it makes sense for you.
3
Court approval, then funding
If you move forward, a judge reviews the transfer to make sure it is in your best interest before funds are released.
IMPORTANT OFFER DISCLOSURES AND TERMS
$100 GIFT CARD OFFER: Limit one $100 electronic gift card per person or household. To qualify, an individual must (i) submit a quote request to CBC Settlement Funding, LLC ("CBC"); (ii) provide documentation reasonably sufficient for CBC to verify that the individual is currently entitled to structured settlement or annuity payments, including, for example, a recent payment stub, carrier or annuity statement, settlement agreement, or similar documentation; and (iii) complete a quote-review call with a CBC representative. All requirements must be completed by December 31, 2026. No sale, purchase, or transaction is required. Must be age 18 or older. Offer is not available to residents of Maryland, Minnesota, North Carolina, or South Carolina. Eligible customers will receive the gift card by email within seven (7) business days after CBC confirms eligibility and the quote-review call is complete. Gift card is nontransferable and has no cash value except where required by law. Gift card brand is not a sponsor of, affiliated with, or responsible for this promotion. Void where prohibited or restricted by law. Full offer terms: [FULL OFFER TERMS URL].
CASH ADVANCE: Advances of up to $10,000 are available only to qualified customers who have signed a purchase agreement with CBC. Advances are subject to underwriting, eligibility review, applicable state law, and the terms of the signed purchase agreement. Advance amounts depend on the value of the payments being sold and are deducted from the purchase price paid at closing. Not all customers qualify. Cash advances are not available to residents of Maryland, Minnesota, North Carolina, or South Carolina. If a transfer is not approved, the treatment of any advance will be governed by the signed purchase agreement and applicable law.
GENERAL DISCLOSURES: CBC Settlement Funding, LLC purchases structured settlement and annuity payment rights. This is an advertisement and is not a loan. The lump sum received will be less than the total amount of future payments sold. Transfers of structured settlement payment rights generally require a qualified court order under applicable state law. Federal law, including 26 U.S.C. § 5891, may impose tax consequences on transfers that are not approved through the required process. Not every transfer is approved. Quotes are estimates and are subject to documentation review, underwriting, and, where applicable, court approval. Consumers are encouraged to consult an independent attorney, accountant, or financial advisor before selling any payments. Availability varies by state.