For Agents & Advisors

What compliance and disclosure rules apply to agents?

Compliance requirements vary by state, but many states require agents to provide specific disclosures when discussing life settlements. These may include explaining alternatives to settlement, advising clients to consult tax and legal professionals, and disclosing compensation.

Agents must also ensure that they work only with licensed providers or brokers. Some states require additional training for agents who participate in settlement transactions.

Partnering with a regulated marketplace can help ensure that all forms, disclosures, and communication follow state guidelines. Transparency and documentation are essential for compliance.

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