How to Sell Your Life Insurance Policy for $81,005 Instead of $43,000!
Posted: November 09, 2021 by John Welcom

After seeing an ad from a direct buyer on TV, Dave was surprised to learn that his life insurance policy could be sold for a cash payment. Dave contacted the direct buyer who offered him $43,000. Before proceeding with that offer, Dave contacted his CPA to see if this was in his best interest.
21 OFFERS IS BETTER THAN 1!
After seeing an ad from a direct buyer on TV, Dave was surprised to learn that his life insurance policy could be sold for a cash payment. Dave contacted the direct buyer who offered him $43,000. Before proceeding with that offer, Dave contacted his CPA to see if this was in his best interest. The CPA recommended he receive a second opinion and contacted Welcome Funds. Dave quickly learned that several other buyers were willing to extend offers on his policy as well. Thanks to the auction platform of Welcome Funds, Dave received almost double the amount he was initially offered by the direct buyer, thereby maximizing the value of his policy.
Policy's Insured |
Male | Age 88 |
Health Status |
Fair |
Policy Type |
Universal Life |
Face Amount |
$300,000 |
Annual Premium |
$36,000 |
Surrender Value |
$0 |
Life Settlement Payout.... $81,005
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