A viatical settlement is defined as
the sale or reassignment of life insurance proceeds to a third party at a
discount. The word viatical derives from the Latin word viaticum that
loosely translates into "a provision for a journey". 
In the
days of the Roman Legions, a viaticum was the money and supplies given to
officials before embarking on a journey. A viaticum in the Christian religion is the communion administered to a
dying person.
Viatical Settlements offer the compassionate investor and attractive
investment alternative that is completely unattached to the stock
market and not affected by the economy or inflation. |
