Editorial Team
Who writes and checks the guides on Sell Structured Settlement, what we stand for, and how we keep our information accurate and independent.
Every guide on Sell Structured Settlement is published by our editorial team: a small, independent group focused on one subject, selling structured settlement and annuity payments. We write for the person receiving the payments, not for the companies that buy them.
What we do
We explain how selling future payments works, what it really costs, how court approval protects you, how the sale is taxed, and what your alternatives are. Our aim is simple: help you make an informed decision, whether that decision is to sell, to sell only part, or to keep your payments.
Why our articles are credited to the team
Our guides are researched, written, checked and updated as a team, and they change over time as laws and practices change. Crediting the team reflects that. It also means the standards in our editorial policy apply to every article, whoever worked on it.
What we are not
- We are not a settlement buyer, factoring company, broker or law firm.
- We don’t take commissions on sales, and no company pays to be recommended.
- Nothing we publish is legal, tax or financial advice. For a decision about your own payments, talk to a qualified attorney or financial adviser.
How we keep it accurate
We rely on primary sources: federal and state law, IRS guidance, court rules and consumer-protection agencies such as the CFPB. Articles show when they were published and when they were last reviewed, and we correct mistakes promptly. Read the details in our editorial policy.
Get in touch
Spotted an error, or have a question we haven’t answered? Send us a message through our contact page. Reader questions shape what we write next.