by Novation Settlement Solutions | May 25, 2016 | Featured, Get The Facts
There are many reasons why structured settlements are good options for people who are due to receive a sum of money. Whether you’ve been successful in a lawsuit, or won the lottery, there are advantages to receiving periodic payments in increments. The Benefits of a...
by Novation Settlement Solutions | May 18, 2016 | Featured, Get The Facts
If you are due a large sum of money for any reason, chances are that you received a lump sum of cash or are getting settlement payments over time. But even if you are receiving steady payments, you may also have the option of converting them to cash if your financial...
by Novation Settlement Solutions | May 11, 2016 | Featured, Get The Facts
As you plan for retirement, you have many options, including retirement annuities. Here we take a closer look at when to consider annuities for retirement and whether this financial route may be the best for you. How Do Annuities Work for Retirement? Annuities are...
by Novation Settlement Solutions | May 4, 2016 | Featured, Get The Facts
Many people wonder “what is an annuity?” and “how do annuities work?”. Annuity payments are part of a long-term investment strategy issued by an insurance company to prevent you from outliving your income. These periodic payments can last for years or for the rest of...
by Novation Settlement Solutions | Apr 29, 2016 | Featured, Get The Facts
What happens when someone trades in their monthly structured settlement payments for a lump sum? What are some of the most productive and powerful ways customers have changed their lives? We spoke with Novation Senior Funding Executive John Brandes who, over the...
by Novation Settlement Solutions | Apr 20, 2016 | Featured, Get The Facts
In today’s world, student loans are simply a part of life for those who attend institutions of higher education in America. Loan debt has a way of hanging over students’ heads and making them feel stuck in less-than-ideal situations because of the money they owe. That...
