Accurate and Reliable Structured Settlement Buyout Calculator

Do you need to know how much your structured settlement is worth? Well, at least a rough estimate? Our structured settlement buyout calculator can find the approximate value of your structured settlement in today's dollars. Since there are so many factors which are involved (time, amount of payments, how often payments received, when payments end, etc.) in the amount you can receive.

Understand that since you are selling future payments, the amount it is worth is far less than the amount outstanding to you. That is because future dollars are worth less than today's dollars. To find out how much it is worth, all you need is the information of your account. Once you input the information, our calculator does the rest, which will allow you to make a better decision when finding a provider to purchase it from you.

How Much Is Your Structured Settlement Really Worth?

The first thing you need to do is find your structured settlement contract. It’s vital that you are precise about the financial figures you find and input into the calculator. If you guess, you are not going to receive an accurate estimate from our calculator. Our robust calculator was expertly programmed to focus on the most important areas so you receive an estimated amount you can trust.

The first thing you need to do is find your structured settlement contract. It’s vital that you are precise about the financial figures you find and input into the calculator. If you guess, you are not going to receive an accurate estimate from our calculator. Our robust calculator was expertly programmed to focus on the most important areas so you receive an estimated amount you can trust.

What Are The Main Factors for Calculating a Structured Settlement Cash Buyout?

Time to Completion: When will your payments be completed? For example, if you have five years left of payments, those five years will be worth more than if you sell the last five years of payments on a 30-year payout.

Total Amount of Each Payment: The larger the amount received per payment, the more leverage you will have in getting a better cash offer.

How Often Do You Receive Your Payments? - Weekly is the highest amount, followed by bi-monthly, monthly, quarterly, and annually.

Factors Which We Have Not Considered

There are many exclusions, riders, exceptions, etc. that go into many settlements that we could not, for obvious reasons, include them in our calculator. It would have been far too complex. Instead, we can give you a base-line of what to expect and our experts can discuss with you on a private phone call adjustments to the estimate. This way you can make the best informed decision for you and your family.

Estimates using this calculator are not available for accounts with the following features:

Payments of varying (differing) amounts
Increasing payments over time
Payments that are not on a regular schedule
Payments that include a variable interest rate adjustment
Payments that include a cost of living adjustment
Payments that end in less than five years from today

Please understand that the amount the calculator gives you is merely an estimate and not all factors involving your important account are factored into the total. With that understood, it is best that you call us to ensure that all factors have been considered and the amount is the best offer you can receive. As we guarantee it.