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: Coral Springs Structured Settlement Transfers
Coral Springs Structured Settlement Transfeers refers is a category of blog pofts contatining news an dcommentary about structured settlement transfers of structured settlement payment rights involving Coral Springs residents or involving companies in the coral Springs area that participate in the structured settlmeent secondary or tertiary markets
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In this blog John Darer reviews some really contorted statements about structured settlement factoring in a piece authored by Mia Taylor and edited by Hannah Smith for Bankrate.com and Yahoo Finance, and delivers his riposte below.
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No annuitant can sell a structured settlement annuity policy and no investor can buy it from the annuitant. So why is Black Square Financial lying to consumers over such a fundamental point?
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Structured settlement annuities cannot be bought and sold however, the right to receive structured settlement payments can be bought and sold. It’s a critical distinction for investors who may be misled into thinking they are buying an annuity with its associated protections.
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Right of first refusal clauses give the servicing factoring company right of first refusal on subsequent structured settlement transfers. In some cases there’s a need for money to move from any competitor of the servicing factoring company “to get their blessing” in order to override the first refusal. Shady.