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: Canard of the Week
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Structured settlement annuity company. Regardless of whether an individual identifies as an agent, broker, settlement planner, financial planner, structure yogi, or “la vache qui rit” an insurance license is required to place structured settlement annuities.
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Savvy Scot chronicles life abroad (lives in Scotland, got married in Thailand on the beach). I’ll be “sporran” you the details which you can read for yourself if you wish. Aye, but Scot is off kilter in a random effort about selling structured settlement payments. Let’s give it a wee shoogle shall we?
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It was only decades ago, during the “Paleolithic Computer Era”, there was a simple but blunt concept called “Garbage In Garbage Out”, or in a playfully respectful acronym, a nod to Madame Vice-President (and Muttley from The Wacky Races), “GIGO”
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As John Darer reviews, inaccurate information about structured settlements is useless to consumers. Silver Dollar Financial’s poorly constructed explanation regarding inheritance of structured settlements demonstrates a lack of fundamental understanding and is, quite frankly, nonsensical.
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Christy Bieber JD and her Reviewer Mike Cetera win the Canard of the Week for this recently discovered “Fupped Duck” published in Forbes Advisor
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Randall Shatto’s “bona fides” on structured annuity was “cemented” with historical posts on “How to Clean My Rabbit”. A New York Post headline on the situation might conceivably read “No Patto on Backo For Bull Shatto!”
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Had Stan Johnson simply taken the time to research the subject, and bone up on his spelling and grammar, he might actually write something of use to consumers and not be subject to the bite and bark of the structured settlement watchdog who seeks to promote financial literacy on the subject.
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AnnuityExpertAdvice is pushing “Annuities” that are not Annuities, as “Annuities for Retrement” Unfortunately it’s a day late and a vowel short. Use of “Vowel Deficiency” (Vocalis Defectus) to unlock new marketing opportunities in the structured settlement or annuity space is not without precedent.