Generally, the answer is no. The laws regarding structured settlement are designed to protect you from abuse, and the ability to use the structured settlement as collateral would void that intended purpose. The payments however, can be claimed as a form of income so that if you want to buy a house, the payments represent the same financial ability that a take home paycheck of the same amount would provide.
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