Liberty Settlement Funding sets the scene “Imagine having a steady stream of income that covers your day-to-day expenses,. But then, you’re suddenly faced with an unexpectedly large expense. Where can you turn? The answer for those with structured settlements might lie in the settlement they receive. But how? Let’s unravel the mystery”. [a mystery to hundreds of millions subjected to “need cash now” commercials over the last 25 years?]
“A Structured Settlement is Your Very Own Golden Goose”
Liberty Settlement Funding, which is in the business of providing cash now to people receiving structured settement payments due to a personal physical injury or loss of a loved one. continues:
“Think of a structured settlement as your very own golden goose. Unlike a sudden windfall of gold coins, the beneficiary enjoys regular payments spread over a pre-determined duration. This predictable financial lifeline typically originates from personal injury lawsuits, wrongful death claims, or third-party workers’ compensation arrangements. But what could possibly drive someone to trade this consistent income stream?” [Cue even more suspense]
“With its unpredictable ebb and flow, life sometimes throws us into financial whirlpools where our needs supersede our resources. It could be an unforeseen medical situation, the urgency to pay off looming debts, the aspiration of buying a new home, or the dream of launching your own venture. In such scenarios, selling your structured settlements becomes a viable option”.
Does your “aspiration of buying a new home” or starting a new venture qualify as throwing you into a financial whirplpooll or, is it some type of premeditated jump into the swirling waters? Where does reality end and the S.N.A.F.U. begin?
Aesop’s Fable The Goose with the Golden Eggs
A certain man had the good fortune to possess a goose that laid him a Golden Egg every day. But dissatisfied with so slow an income, and thinking to seize the whole treasure at once, he killed the Goose; and cutting her open, found her just what any other goose would be!
Aesop’s Fables were written by a former Greek slave, in the late to mid-6th century BCE, Aesop’s Fables are the world’s best known collection of morality tales.
What is a Fable?
A fable is a short story, typically with animals as characters, that conveys a moral
What is the Moral of the Goose With Golden Eggs?
The moral of “The Goose with the Golden Eggs” is that greed can destroy a source of steady income, and you should not be greedy for immediate gain when it risks losing a valuable, sustainable asset. The fable teaches that appreciating what you have and exercising patience is more valuable than trying to get everything at once
According to the University of Notre Dame, “In the fable of The Goose with the Golden Eggs (Perry Index 87), the titular bird is killed by her foolish owner. This fable warns against seeking great, immediate gain over more modest, long-term gain—particularly when doing the former destroys a valuable, otherwise sustainable resource” ND.edu University of Notre Dame
Medieval Golden Goose Fables: Eggs, Greed, and Demanding Too Much – Medieval Studies Research Blog: Meet us at the Crossroads of Everything University of Notre Dame Medieval Studies
On which side of the “Eggland Buffet” compass are structured settlement factoring companies swinging these days?
Golden Eggs or Egg Salad?
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