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When should someone consider a Structured Settlement?

Structured settlements can be ideally suited for cases involving the following situations:

 * Temporarily or permanently disabled plaintiffs or claimants
 * Guardianship cases, including minors or incompetents
* Wrongful death cases where the surviving spouse and/or children need monthly or annual income
* Severe injury, especially with long-term needs for medical care, living expenses and support of family

 While there are many reasons a claimant would want a structure, one of the primary reasons is that the growth of a claimant’s settlement is considered recovery of personal injury damages, thus excluding these payments from gross income resulting in no taxes paid. Since the rate of return of a structure on an after-tax basis is close to the historical rate of stocks, one gets the investment value of the highest earning investment over the last eighty years without the risk of other investments. Plus, the claimant can pre-determine the outcome for the long term. No other investment can make this guarantee.
 
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