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Why JG Wentworth?

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Best Price Guarantee

If we can’t beat a competitor price, we’ll cut you a check for $1,000.3

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Trusted by Thousands

We’ve helped hundreds of thousands of customers.

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Legacy of Expertise

We’re the industry leader with more than 30 years of experience.

How does selling my lottery payments work?

Selling your lottery payments to JG Wentworth in exchange for a lump sum is a straightforward process.

You’ll start out by calling us to hear a quote. As with all our annuity sales transactions, there are zero hidden fees; the amount you’re quoted is the amount you’ll receive. If you like what you hear, you’ll accept your offer and return a signed contract to us. From there, we’ll take care of all the paperwork on your behalf.

Because the transferal of the rights to your lottery payments is a legal transaction, you will have might need to attend a court date, which we’ll set up for you.

Then, after you gain court approval, we’ll send your lump sum to you. We can send a check or a wire transfer—whatever works best for you. It’s as simple as that!

Do I have to sell all my lottery payments?

You can sell all your payments for a big lump sum, but you do not have to sell every payment to receive a lump sum. Depending on how much cash you need, you could opt to sell just a portion of your payments. Our representatives will work with you personally to review your circumstances and make a plan that best meets your needs.

What type of lottery prizes can are eligible to sell?

There are many different types of prize payments you can sell for cash. Here are just a few examples:

  • State lottery winnings
  • Powerball and Lotto prizes
  • IGT slot and casino jackpots
  • “Win for Life” life contingent payments
  • Inherited prizes

If you aren’t sure about your prize, give us a call and we will give you a free consultation on your options.

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The numbers we provide here are estimates based on some assumptions:

On your own:

Based on industry averages, we estimate a monthly compounding interest rate of 22.99% and that you are making a minimum payment that is 2.5% of your total debt.

JGW:

The length of your program is determined by your debt amount. Programs are between 24 and 60 months in length and average program length is around 42 months.

Savings amount is an estimate base on average customer savings on their monthly payment. Real results will vary and some customers will save more, less or not at all.

Disclaimer: The calculator on this web site is for estimation and educational purposes only. JG Wentworth makes no guarantees regarding its accuracy and specifically disclaims any and all liability arising from the use of this or any other calculator on this web site. Use at your own risk and verify all results with an appropriate financial professional before taking action. We are not registered investment advisers, attorneys, CPA’s or other financial service professionals and do not render legal, tax, accounting, investment advice or other professional services.

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