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By Redwood Funding GroupPublished 4 years ago 3 min read
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If you were injured in an accident and you are having trouble paying some bills you might need lawsuit settlement loans. Redwood Funding Group provides lawsuit settlement loans at unbeatable savings. This means that you can relax during the pendency of your lawsuit. Compare the rates of Redwood Funding Group on this website to any legal funding company in the country and see how much you will save. No fees and No compound interest. We are the hottest funder in the country.

Begin the process by filling out an online Application on this website. You can call us at (201) 357 4124 or you may e mail us at [email protected]

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Lawsuit Settlement Loans:

Redwood Funding Group provides lawsuit settlement loans to individuals who are victims of accidents. Those accidents can be car accident, slip and fall accidents or construction site accidents. As long as you have an attorney and were in an accident Redwood Funding Group can help you.

The difference between lawsuit settlement loans and a bank loan is the following: When you get a bank loan you must pay it back under every circumstance. When you receive lawsuit settlement loans from Redwood Funding Group you only pay it back if you win. If you lose, you owe Redwood Funding Group nothing.

Compare and Save Thousands:

Before getting lawsuit settlement loans you should be educated about what some in the industry do to advertise their business. You should then compare that with what Redwood Funding Group has to offer. Our competitors advertise interest rates of 3-4%. That sounds great. But what they don’t tell you is they mean 3-4% monthly compounded. That’s about 65-85% a year! That’s double in 18 months or even less.

Choosing the Right Legal Funding:

There are a lot of great Lawsuit Loan companies throughout the United States. Some of the biggest ones are BridgewayLF, Oasis Financial, Covered Bridge Capital, Momentum Funding, Nova Legal Funding, and more. What to you, is the most important criteria when searching for your Best Lawsuit Loan company? Cost. Ask every Best  Legal Funding company that you call 3 questions:

Do you charge fees?

Do you compound your interest

How much will I owe for the amount that I want to borrow after 1,2, and 3 years.

These are the questions you must ask every Lawsuit Loan company, upfront, in determining who you should borrow money from. The last questions is the most important because the answer they give you will enable you to compare apples to apples. It will also show you who the most transparent Accident Loan company is.

You see, some of these Lawsuit Loan companies might not tell you on the phone the answer to these questions. They might not reveal the answers until you are about to sign the contract. Maybe not the companies mentioned above but some companies like to hide how much you are going to owe them once you sign on the dotted lien.

Furthermore, if you want to receive your money by Federal Express or by bank wire they might charge you $50-$100 extra just to process the delivery of your legal funding.

At Redwood Funding Group we never charge fees in any form, ever. We also never compound the interest rate, ever. We have one fixed rate for any amount of money that you borrow. You pay 15% of the principal amount for each six months that you have our legal funding. Finally, if you want your money by Federal Express or bank wire, we only charge you what our bank or Federal express charges us and we give you the receipt to prove it!

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Redwood Funding Group

Accident Victim? Need Cash Fast? Turn to Redwood Funding Group. No fees or compound interest, ever! 15% fixed each six months. No Legal Funding or Law Loans company beats that rate guaranteed. Apply online or call (201) 357 4124.

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