Sell your life insurance policy,
    with confidence.

    Find out what your life insurance policy may be worth and see what buyers are willing to offer for it — with no obligation to sell — all from one simple platform.

    Most life settlements involve policyholders age 65 or older with at least $100,000 in coverage. Results are estimates only and not guaranteed.Availability varies by state.

    HOW SETTLE WORKS

    Five steps. All of them online.

    From your first answer to money in your bank, every step happens on your phone or computer. No office visits, no pressure, and you can stop at any point.

    1. 01

      Complete your application online

      Answer six questions about your policy and your health to start your application. No documents, no phone call, no commitment.

    2. 02

      See your estimate

      An estimated range for your policy, right away. It’s not an offer, and you never have to sell.

    3. 03

      Sign two forms online

      A medical release and a policy release, signed right in your dashboard. We request the records for you.

    4. 04

      We check if you qualify

      Licensed buyers review your policy and records through our provider partners. If it’s not a fit, we tell you — no wasted time.

    5. 05

      If you qualify, the offers come in

      See each offer next to your cash surrender value. Accept the best one, ask questions or walk away — it’s always your call.

    OUR MISSION

    Most people who give up a life insurance policy never find out it could have been sold. We started Settle so every policy owner knows what theirs is worth before they walk away.

    Is it right for you

    A policy that made sense years ago may not fit today. Most people who sell are in one of these six situations.

    1. 1

      Premiums keep rising.

      When the cost of keeping a policy climbs every year, it’s fair to ask whether it still fits your life.

    2. 2

      The coverage isn’t needed anymore.

      The kids are grown or the mortgage is paid. The reason you bought it may be behind you.

    3. 3

      Retirement income is tight.

      A policy you no longer need can ease the budget twice: no more premiums, plus cash now.

    4. 4

      Care is getting expensive.

      Some families use an unneeded policy to help pay for in-home help, assisted living or medical bills.

    5. 5

      Your plans have changed.

      A divorce, a business sale or a new estate plan can leave a policy without a job to do.

    6. 6

      You’re about to let it lapse.

      Before you surrender it or stop paying, find out what else it could be worth.

    Free appraisal · About a minute · No obligation

    See what your
    policy is worth.