by Structured Settlement Watchdog
This post unpachyderms the structured settlement mumbo jumbo published by Annuity.org during its MIA era. “By ‘MIA era,’ I mean the period when Annuity.org published structured settlement content with no active subject‑matter review — a stretch marked by category errors, uncorrected phrasing, and confidently presented structured settlement mumbo jumbo.”.
Hunting in the big game of structured settlement payment streams appears be a difficult “tusk”, “because structured settlements, which are typically executed through annuities, are legal judgments subject to strict regulations, it can sometimes be confusing to match the payments to the issuer”. So says Annuity.org in “what type of payment do I have?”
What does the Elephant in the Room leave in the middle of the room?
Pick your synonym:
gibberish, claptrap, rubbish, balderdash, blather, blether, rigmarole, hocus-pocus, gobbledygook, double Dutch, argy bargy and bull.
“Unpachyderming: the Elephant in the Room”
Structured settlements are established through settlement agreements which are executed by the parties to the settlement agreement. Annuities are primarily, but not exclusively, used as a qualified funding asset