by Structured Settlement Watchdog
If the Culture of a Life Insurance Company is their Brand…
If your culture defines your brand and you are an insurance company specializing in the manufacturing and distribution of structured settlement annuities, does structured settlement factoring align with your cultural values?
CBC Settlement Funding, a structured settlement factoring company based in Conshohocken PA that in 2025 included the brands of major insurance companies using insurer branding
- each logo, a symbol of each insurer culture, to solicit customers of those brands,
- each logo a flag waved to suggest strength, longevity and security built over in some cases over the course of parts of three centuries.
- used to attempt to buld legitimacy and trust with customers of those insurer brands
- to induce those consumers sell their structured settlement payment rights for what amounts to pennies on the dollar.
- See for yourself. Does that make sense to you if you are an executive of any of the structured settlement annuity issuing life insurance companies whose logos are used by CBC Settlement Funding?
How are Annuitants Being Manipulated by CBC?
They “work with structured settlement companies to get the best price for you” while displaying trademarked logos of life insurers implying that their relationship with these insurance companies gets you a better price when you sell your structured settlement payment rights for pennies on the dollar.
Not only is CBC’s action sleazy, but it’s not even original sleaze
Representatives of other structured settlement factoring companies have donned golf shirts featuring insurance company logos on Zoom calls to imply that they “work with the insurance company”. Another representative of a Florida Factoring company claimed to be “from the courts”
CBC Settlement Funding, based in Conshohocken Pennsylvania is a member of the National Association of Settlement Purchasers.
- How is using the trademarked logos of structured settlement annuity issuers and insurer brands to solicit consumers to sell their structured settlement payment rights for pennies on the dollar in line with NASP’s standards of business conduct?
- How is it an ethical business practice?
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