As Life Settlements boom, banks, regulators circle

This article, published in the Wall Street Journal, reports how the Life Settlement different industry players are growing with the rise of the industry as a whole.  Download the pdf below.

As Life Settlements Boom 

Filed Under Articles for Financial Professionals, Resources, Wall Street Journal 

Financial Professional says “SBA has exceeded and surpassed all of our expectations.”

“Thanks again SBA for a job well done on our most recent file.

For anyone who is a Finacial Advisor, Life Agent or Estate Planner, Settlement Benefits should be your Life Settlement Broker of choice. SBA is Professional, timely and most of all ethical.

SBA has exceeded and surpassed all of our expectations.

The Bottom Line: SBA will get the job done when others cannot.”

-Brad H.
Ankeny, Iowa

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Testimonial from a well respected financial planner in New England

Bob says “You pay better attention to me then a lot of folks who actually ought to be…I appreciate it…you are on top of our list.”

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Smart responses to dumb financial decisions

This article, referencing the editors at Consumer Reports’ Money Advisor, lists Life Settlements as a smart solution to paying high premiums on a poorly performing life insurance product.

Filed Under Articles for Financial Professionals, Articles for Policy Owners 

Proud Member of the National Ethics BureauCelebrating 5 Years of Life Settlement Service

Life Settlement licensing requirements vary by state. In some states, life agents and other financial professionals must be licensed to source policies or receive commissions. Settlement Benefits Association is not licensed in all states. Some or all of the proceeds of a Life Settlement may be taxable under federal or state income tax laws. Advice from a professional tax advisor is recommended. This web site is not currently approved in the states of Oklahoma or Texas. This web site does not apply to variable life settlements. Receipt of proceeds may impact eligibility for government benefits and entitlements. Prior to sale, the insured should consider the continued need for coverage, impact to estate plans, availability of insurance, cost of comparable coverage or tax implications.