Best for

• Beneficiaries waiting on probate who need money for bills, living expenses, or a time-sensitive need
• Trust beneficiaries who need early access while trust assets are being liquidated (e.g., business or commercial real estate)
• Heirs who prefer a funding option described as no credit report and no income check
• Families who want case monitoring and regular status updates when probate/trust progress is unclear
• People who want a fast, online process with funding described as arriving in 48–72 hours in most cases

How it works

1. Initial intake: You contact My Inheritance Cash and share basic case details (probate or trust), beneficiary status, and the estimated inheritance amount.
2. Estate/trust evaluation: The company reviews information to confirm you are a beneficiary, evaluate estate assets, and estimate your expected distribution.
3. Advance offer: You decide how much of your inheritance you want to access now; the company presents an advance amount and fee for the service.
4. Assignment (sale) of a portion: The advance is structured as selling a portion of your inheritance rather than borrowing (as described by the company).
5. Funding: If you accept, funds are described as arriving in your bank within 48–72 hours in most cases.
6. Repayment at distribution: There are no monthly payments described; repayment occurs when the estate/trust distributes and the company is paid directly at final distribution.
7. Monitoring and updates: The company describes tracking the case and sharing status/timeline updates as probate or trust administration progresses.

What it does for Executors

My Inheritance Cash is primarily a beneficiary funding option, but it can reduce executor friction in one common way: beneficiaries who need liquidity can obtain funds without pressing the estate for early distributions that may be prohibited during administration. The company also describes probate case monitoring, which can centralize status-tracking and reduce repetitive “where are we?” requests to the executor/administrator.

Services offered (as described)

• Inheritance (probate) advances: For beneficiaries of estates being administered through probate
• Trust advances: For beneficiaries receiving distributions outside probate, including cases where trust assets are illiquid and liquidation takes time
• Probate/trust case monitoring: Tracking case progress and sharing updates on status and expected distribution timeline

Not ideal for

• Beneficiaries who can comfortably wait for final distribution and want to avoid paying an advance fee
• Cases where the estate/trust lacks sufficient assets, liquidity, or clarity to support underwriting
• Situations requiring legal advice on probate/trust rights, disputes, or contested beneficiary status

Pricing & access

• Pricing model: The company describes a fee for the service (not interest), with no monthly payments described; repayment occurs from the estate/trust at final distribution.
• No upfront fee (as described): The site states there are no out-of-pocket costs and “no upfront fee.”
• Speed: Funding is described as arriving in 48–72 hours from beginning the process in most cases.
• Eligibility signals (as described): No credit report or income check required; the decision is based on inheritance/trust details and beneficiary verification.
• Availability: Nationwide service is described across the U.S.

Security & standards

My Inheritance Cash emphasizes privacy and security and describes protecting client information during the intake process. As with inheritance funding generally, advance offers depend on verifying beneficiary status and evaluating estate/trust assets and expected timelines before final distribution.

FAQs

Q: Are inheritance advances loans?

A: My Inheritance Cash describes inheritance advances (probate advances) as not loans. They are presented as selling a portion of your inheritance to receive funds now, with repayment occurring when the probate or trust process completes.

Q: How fast can I get funded?

A: The company states that in most cases, clients receive money in their bank within 48–72 hours of beginning the process.

Q: Do I need good credit or income verification?

A: The company states no credit report or income check is required; eligibility is based on inheritance/trust details and beneficiary verification.

Q: Do I make monthly payments?

A: The company states you do not make monthly payments; it is repaid directly from the estate or trust at final distribution.

Q: Can I get an advance if my inheritance is in a trust?

A: Yes. The company describes trust advances for trust beneficiaries, including cases where trust assets are illiquid and liquidation takes time before final distribution.

Q: Can I get an advance to buy out another heir’s interest in a family home?

A: The site describes this as possible only when there are other liquid assets in the estate to satisfy the advance at final distribution.

About this Listing

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Learn More

– Official site: https://www.myinheritancecash.com/
– How it works: Inheritance Advances – How It Works
– Inheritance advance facts: Inheritance Advance Facts
– Cash advance overview: Inheritance Cash Advance
– FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions

See also

Related topics: inheritance advances vs. loans, probate timeline and delays, trust administration and illiquid assets, beneficiary liquidity options.