Yes, it is usually possible to sell your structured settlement subject to the following conditions: There is a willing buyer on the secondary market You are happy to accept the buyer's discount rate You and the buyer follow the conditions laid out in your state's SSPA statutes The insurer agrees to the sale You are willing to attend a court hearing A judge agrees that the sale is in your best interest If you don't want to lose the security of your future income stream, you may prefer to consider selling part of your structured settlement. There are different ways you could do this. For example, you could sell a portion of your award corresponding to a specific dollar amount. The value of your unclaimed funds would then drop accordingly. Alternatively, you could sell off a specified number of future payments. If, for example, you are expecting 24 monthly payments, you could sell the first 12 months' of payments. Your payments would then start on month 13. In all scenarios, the conditions listed above would still apply.