Cash For Annuity-Is it Legal and How Does it Affect the Insurance Companies? Insurance companies do not want you to know that you can get cash for
annuities because they lose out. For instance, consider what happens when
an insurance company offers you a structured settlement, paying what
appears to be a large sum of money, say $100,000 over a ten-year period.
They don't actually pay the $100,000, but rather they pay out as little as
they possibly can by buying an annuity for a much lesser amount. The
annuity then earns sufficient interest to actually make your payments over
the term, say 20 years. They don't want you to know that they actually
only paid a fraction of what appeared to be paid. |
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