Tax & Legal Considerations

What protections are in place to ensure the seller’s privacy and security?

Life settlements are governed by strict privacy laws that protect personal information. Medical records are shared only with licensed buyers who need them to evaluate the policy, and they cannot be used for any other purpose.

Marketplaces and brokers use secure, encrypted systems to store and transmit documents. Many states require confidentiality agreements, secure data handling, and compliance with standards similar to HIPAA. Once the transaction is complete, your information continues to be protected under state law.

Reputable marketplaces only partner with licensed, regulated buyers to ensure that every party handling your data follows the highest privacy and security standards.

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