If you're involved in cases with minors, placing the settlement funds in a blocked bank account means that once the clients turn 18 years old, they have immediate access to the entire settlement amount. 

In addition, the interest earned on funds in blocked bank accounts is minimal.

In this episode, Greg Maxwell explains why using a structured settlement annuity can be a great option for cases involving minors.

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