Structured Settlements 4Real®Blog 2026
Structured settlements expert John Darer reviews the latest structured settlements and settlement planning information and news, and provides expert opinion and highly regarded commentary. that is spicy, Informative, irreverent and effective for over 20 years.
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Category: Annuity.org | Sweeping Up Poor Annuity.org Research
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An annuity is not a structured settlement. For that matter a structured settlement is not an annuity. A structured settlement can be funded with an annuity. Taking a payment plan for casino winnings is not a structured settlement. What Annuity.org says is nonsense.
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Annuity.org has made a real hash of the structured settlement process, despite citing 10 sources and having it “financially reviewed” by a PhD and accounting professor that is held out as an expert in financial literacy. So, let’s set Annuity.org straight, shall we? A settlement is memorialized in a settlement agreement, which is a contract.
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CBC Settlement Funding, the Conshohocken settlement purchaser whose value proposition to consumers can be boiled down to pennies on the dollar. Yet its research challenged lead-pimp Annuty.org is caught riding the train of self-contradiction. ” All aboard…”
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Annuity.org’s review highlights concerns about structured settlements for minors, emphasizing their role in securing financial futures. Staff acknowledgment for their dedication contrasts with the humorous dissent from a fermenting banana, self-identifying as a non-binary plantain, criticizing the site’s binary pronoun usage for “leftovers.” CBC Settlement Funding remains unresponsive.
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CBC Settlement Funding is one of the worst structured settlement factoring companies in the structured settlement factoring industry. By patronizing Annuity.org and StructuredSetlements.com, CBC shows over and over that it doesn’t care about dispensing inaccurate information to consumers.
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Why put an annuity in your will, when you can just name a beneficiary (or contingent payee) and bypass probate? Why have an annuity pass through a probate estate, where it could be tagged with fees and expenses?
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When it comes to structured settlement social media road kill, Annuity.org has been on a “murderous rampage” of structured settlement misinformation. We identify the Annuity.org social media road kill and tell you what’s up here.