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Our mission

Vintage Equity Group is a direct buyer for structured settlement payments. What does this mean for you? There’s no real hassle to deal with, and you will be more than happy with the great features and benefits delivered this way as well. The payouts will also be faster, not to mention you can get up to 50% more money when compared to the other structured settlement buyers. This is a great experience to be had, and it will pay off immensely if you use it properly. That’s why we are here to help, and you will be quite impressed with the efficiency and quality that we can deliver.

Our values

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Why work with us

Our team is comprised out of talented professionals that have a lot of business experience. We know the ins and outs of the industry and we always work really hard to make sure that customers will be very happy with the results. We also have a simple process, focused specifically on value, professionalism and bringing you a really good experience regardless of the situation. We believe that everything is possible, and that’s why our team is always here to help you.

Also, we can offer you the right guidance for the entire process. All you need is to reach us and let us know the type of features that you may need. That’s one of the most important things you want to focus on, so try to take that into consideration.

The history of structured settlements

Structured settlements have been around for more than a century, with their roots tracing back to 1918 when Congress exempted damages for personal injury or sickness from income taxes. The concept of structured settlements was popularized in Canada during the 1960s as a way of managing payouts from settlements involving thalidomide. Structured settlements were first utilized in the United States in the 1970s and since then, they have continually been strengthened and improved upon. Congress created structured settlements to provide long-term financial security for victims of serious injuries, many of whom are permanently disabled. Periodic payments were first made by means of a trust, compensating the injured party to a greater degree than would have been possible through lump sum settlements. The increased popularity of structured settlements was due to insurers having to consider future medical costs associated with an injury or illness.

The use of special masters by the U.S Court of Claims in 2009 required use of a structured settlement calculator to determine periodic payments that would be fair and reasonable based on factors such as life expectancy, inflation rates, and investment returns. Structured settlements are now used widely across the United States as an alternative form of compensation for those who have suffered personal injury or illness due to negligence or wrongful conduct. They offer numerous advantages over lump sum payments including tax benefits, protection against mismanagement, and guaranteed income streams over time.