Are You Sabotaging the Sale of Your Annuity? Get Back on Track

Selling Your AnnuityYou’ve made the decision to sell your annuity, and now you think your next move is to begin the process. You may feel panicked and stressed out—you needed a lump sum of cash yesterday. But before you start picking up the phone and dialing the number you saw on a late night TV ad, your first step is to devise a game plan.

When it comes to selling your annuity, acting rashly and out of emotion can cloud your judgment. Don’t sabotage the sale of your annuity with impulsive behaviors. By learning the state laws and what to expect during the buyout process and how to proceed, you’ll be well on your way to getting the most money from selling your annuity.

Learn what to expect during the annuity buyout process.

Take the time to learn the ins and outs for selling your annuity. Each state has its own set of regulations, so it’s important to be familiar with local laws. For instance, most states require you to go before a judge to approve the sale of your annuity. From the approval date to court date, you’ll work closely with a representative to ensure the transaction is mutually beneficial and conducted in a timely fashion.

Work with a company with an excellent reputation.

When you begin the process of selling your annuity, understand you’re entering into a partnership with a company that will last several weeks or months. RSL Funding has a proven track record for making the process smoother and getting clients the most money for the sale of their annuity payments. RSL Funding offers superior customer service with knowledgeable representatives who can answer questions at every step.

• Our staff of attorneys, accountants, and professionals performs annuity buyouts in nearly every state.
• RSL Funding provides an honest quote that includes all applicable fees.
• We work with you to create a win-win situation that benefits all parties involved.

Be an active participant when selling your annuity.

• Provide RSL Funding with the information needed to complete the transaction. Procrastination in providing necessary documentation could delay the transaction.
• Ask your representative any questions you may have about the process or paperwork. Be sure you understand the terms and conditions before signing on the dotted line.
• Consult an attorney or financial specialist if you need someone to review documentation or offer advice about selling your annuity.

When it comes to selling your annuity, going in blind could cause unnecessary complications. By following these tips, you can be sure you’ll be able to take the bull by the horns and be wholly involved with selling of your annuity. You can rest easy knowing RSL Funding will be providing you with assistance every step up the way.