Ask these questions to gauge transparency, culture, offers, and pressure tactics when dealing with life settlement companies.
Independence isn’t a detail.
It’s the difference.
Independence isn’t a detail. It’s the difference.
In today’s market, not every company plays it straight. Many life settlement companies that we see today aren’t life settlement companies at all. They’re life settlement “marketing” companies or websites that all funnel data back to the same desk. This ultimately means one buyer, one agenda, and one likely outcome: a smaller offer for you.
Windsor does it differently. We’re an independent life settlement broker, representing policyholders — not buyers. Your policy is introduced to a broader network of funds and reputable providers who make offers for it, driving the price up.
It’s why Windsor clients so often walk away with stronger settlements — because they didn’t settle for less.
If so, is your offer “expiring” soon?
Many life settlement companies use these sort of pressure tactics but you shouldn’t buy into it. Your policy’s value will not likely evaporate overnight.
Gain leverage, perspective, and a real sense of what your policy is worth in the open market by asking your life settlement company these three questions.
Ask these questions to gauge transparency, culture, offers, and pressure tactics when dealing with life settlement companies.
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However, as you probably suspected, it’s challenging to pursue a life settlement with a term policy compared to permanent products. But under the right circumstances — age, health, and timing — a term policy can be converted and sold for real value.
We specialize in identifying those hidden opportunities. If your term coverage is nearing the end, it’s worth checking if you qualify.
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Most people don’t qualify, despite what the commercials might suggest. Life settlements are typically for policyholders over age 75 or those with serious health conditions.
Ask these questions to gauge transparency, culture, offers, and pressure tactics when dealing with life settlement companies.
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