Endowment holders who think they are stuck with a dud policy could be in for a pleasant surprise according to companies eager to purchase their policies. 

Thanks to a buoyant resale market, with-profits policyholders whose mortgage endowment has failed to perform could sell their policy for substantially more than the surrender value.

Companies that deal in traded endowments – the term given to resold endowment policies – say they are seeing huge demand for unwanted policies, mainly from German investment funds keen to buy what they see as a good long-term, low-risk investment.

Whether you got hurt in an accident, or simply have a legacy left to you, if it pays out over time you may have a need to get some or all of the money right away.

If you this is the case then a Structured Settlement loan may be the right solution for you. There are many companies that will do this for you, so check with several of them before deciding on one to do business with. The key word here is business because these companies are not there out of the goodness of their hearts. They are there to make a profit so they can pay their own bills.

Structured Settlement investments can be extremely lucrative in terms of generating profits, and as a result, they have become immensely popular. Generally speaking, Structured Settlements are for the most part paid out to people over a predetermined period of time. This may be due to a court judgment or insurance payout for example, and it's not uncommon for the recipients to want to sell the structured payments in order to acquire a lump sum. Obviously there are many reasons why a recipient of such payments would choose to follow this route. For example, they may want to purchase a property, or perhaps they would like to invest a lump sum of money in one or other business venture. Basically, receiving a one off lump sum payment has a far higher potential to be life changing than what small monthly payments have.