Index of all Articles in the Structured Settlement Payment Category

• Structured Settlements Should You Sell Yours?
  
  In recent years, it has become more common for victims of accidental injury who accept a settlement from the at-fault party to accept a structured settlement instead of a lump-sum payment. With a structured settlement, the injured party receives payments



• A Structured Lawsuit Settlement Seemed Like a Good Idea at One Time
  
  You are receiving payments spread out over months, years, even a lifetime.  Its great when the money arrives but the payments are often too small or too spread out to really satisfy your needs.  Careful research could yield more of your cash faster. There



• What is a Structured Settlement
  
  A Structured Settlement is an agreement between a personal injury victim ( a Plaintiff ) and an Insurance company ( the Defendant )to compensate the Plaintiff by the defendant with long term periodicpayments instead of a single cash lump sum.

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• A Structured Settlement Payment Vs. Lump Sum Payments
  
  You’ve been in an accident and you’re entitled to a settlement. Traditionally lump sum payments were the only way responsible parties had to pay accident claims. Today, a structured settlement payment opens up a whole new opportunity for injury vic

• Notice of Annual General Meeting of Elekta AB (Centre Daily Times)
  
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• Peachtree LBP(R) Announces Update of Loan Rate for LBP 401(k) Plus(R) (Centre Daily Times)
  
  Peachtree LBP, the Administrator for LBP 401(k) Plus, announced that today's rate for loans made as part of LBP 401(k) Plus is 5.16%. The loan rate is based on the 12-month LIBOR rate (currently 3.21%) plus a margin of 1.95%. (The LIBOR rate varies on a day-to-day basis, and the actual rate on an LBP(R) case is set at the time of funding.)
  


• Notice of Annual General Meeting of Elekta AB (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
  
  STOCKHOLM, Sweden----Regulatory News:
  


• Peachtree LBP(R) Announces Update of Loan Rate for LBP 401(k) Plus(R) (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
  
  NORCROSS, Ga.----Peachtree LBP, the Administrator for LBP 401 Plus, announced that today's rate for loans made as part of LBP 401 Plus is 5.16%. The loan rate is based on the 12-month LIBOR rate plus a margin of 1.95%.
  


• Fitch Comments on FGIC Announcement (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
  
  NEW YORK----On Aug. 27, 2008, FGIC Corporation announced a definitive agreement to cede the bulk of its U.S. public finance portfolio to MBIA Insurance Corp , as well as a settlement on a structured finance collateralized debt obligation in which substantial losses were anticipated by Fitch.