
Starting the life settlement process is simple and usually begins with a quick estimate to see whether your policy may qualify. Most people start by sharing a few basic details with Settle, such as their age, the insurance company, the policy type, and the coverage amount. This initial step is fast and does not require medical exams or complicated paperwork.
If the initial estimate suggests your policy may qualify, the next step is completing a short application. This allows Settle to gather more detailed information about the policy, including premium schedules, ownership details, and basic health information.
After your application is submitted, Settle helps collect the necessary documents from your insurance company and organizes your case for review by licensed buyers. Buyers then evaluate the policy based on factors like life expectancy, premium costs, and the policy’s long-term structure.
If buyers are interested, they may submit offers to purchase the policy. At that point, you can review the offers and decide whether selling your policy makes sense for your financial situation.
Importantly, starting the process does not commit you to selling your policy. It simply allows you to understand what your policy might be worth and explore your options. The process is confidential, and you remain in full control of the decision at every stage.
