Bentley Asset Group | Settlement Funding

Collect your future payments today with a lump sum

Settlement and lottery winners are often disappointed when their award is structured as small periodic payments over time. Many wish they had the option to combine these payments into a larger cash payout. Now you can, with a Bentley Lump Sum Plan.

- Inflation and the rising cost of living have always threatened individuals on fixed incomes. With fixed periodic payments, you could be facing a similar threat. The payments you receive years from now may not buy what they can today. By collecting more of your settlement now, you will be free to invest any way you wish, and keep ahead of rising costs.

- Having more cash now could also help you pay off high-interest debt, invest in a new business, pay for education, or just simply enjoy life.

- Bentley has the experience to help you choose wisely. Our experts have been delivering lump sum cash payments to clients for years. Put our experience to work for you and request a free quote. You can cash in all or a portion of your future payments. The choice is yours. Just complete this form or call 1-800-ITS-CASH.

Bentley helps clients restructure their periodic payments into a single lump sum payment, giving you access to your settlement award sooner rather than later.

Bentley will pay you a cash lump sum today for the right to collect some or all of your future payments. When you contact a settlement professional at Bentley, we will ask a few simple questions about your settlement. Within a short time you will receive a quote, offering to pay you a lump sum cash payment. The quote is free of charge and there is no obligation to accept it.

You may review our offer with your financial and tax advisors as you make your decision. It's simple...call now to get started. Just complete this form or call 1-800-ITS-CASH.

A Bentley settlement professional will contact you promptly.

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Martin sold all of his future monthly payments, and half of the larger payments he received every five years.