is the go-to source for pension buyouts—sometimes referred to as pension loans—where qualified retirees sell a specific portion of their pension funding in exchange for lump sum pension cash to cover an unexpected life event or even finance a life opportunity. Through a type of money purchase pension plan, transacts a pension buyout and advances you the cash when needed. This pension buy out is not a pension loan; it is a pension lump sum that you can put to work without delay.
We believe that since assignments are no longer allowed, this is the primary
reason that we are the only firm now in the pension loans factoring business in the
U.S. Since the security of the transaction has been removed, no other firm but
ours has been willing to assume the risk of collecting voluntary, unsecured
pension loans payments. Where does the money come from for pension loans to buy pension payments?We use investor capital to buy pensioner's payments. Investors we serve come from a number of different sources, including our own individual clients and institutional investors. What are the pension loans minimum and maximum amounts to sell?There is a minimum amount of $400 per month or $4,800 per year of pension payments that we will buy. There is no maximum amount
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The police retirement Pension Adjustment Program provides a cost-of-living adjustment (or COLA) to you and your eligible survivors if you are receiving a monthly retirement allowance from one of the state-administered retirement systems listed above. Your first COLA is paid in your pension allowance the 25th month after your date of police retirement. Subsequent cost-of-living adjustments are computed annually and the adjustment is reflected in the February 1st check (which is payment for the month of January). If your spouse or beneficiary is entitled to receive a monthly pension upon your death, the COLA will be applied to that benefit based upon your year of police retirement. How many payments can be sold for pension loans?Since we started in pension loans business over ten years ago, we have "fine tuned" our
program to last eight years (96 monthly payments), and have found that time
frame to work well for the vast number of pensioners who have applied for our
funding. If your payments are made to you on other than a monthly basis; this is
certainly acceptable, and we can use eight years of periodic payments
instead of the 96 monthly payments. Don't worry, if your needs differ, it is
possible that we will be willing to deviate from that number in order to help
you. Those pension loans decisions are made on a case by case basis, however, so please feel
free to ask us. |