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: Delray Beach Structured Settlements
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Investors, financial advisers and insurers of financial advisors should be mindful of a crucial provision of the 2017 Life & Health Guaranty Associations Model Act (#520) which has been adopted by the majority of the United States when evaluating the suitability of structured settlement receivables as investments.
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John Darer reviews which “structured settlement” calculators are useful and which are just honeypots to get your personal information for factoring company honeybadgers?
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I don’t know whether or not NJ resident Catherine Moronta shopped around for her pending structured settlement factoring transaction, but she’s about to get royally shafted for an estimated hundreds of thousands of dollars in 3 separate deals bearing discount rates of 12.8*, 12.81% and 12%
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Rising Capital Associates, a company in Delray Beach, Florida, sent out a mailer boldly titled “Internal Audit for John Hancock Life Insurance Company.” The catch? Rising Capital knew perfectly well it had as much to do with John Hancock Life Insurance Company as a fish has to do with a bicycle.
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Terlizzi maintains the following are presently occurring in the structured settlement secondary market Forum Shopping, Hiring of ” Shill Counsel”, Unlicensed Practice of Law, Suborning (indeed conspiracy to commit) perjury and said “a myriad of other unfair, deceptive and illegal acts are rampant”
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According to page 2 of a copy of a True SMA LLC contract obtained by the Structured Settlement Watchdog from a confidential source, True SMA LLC, charges 40% of the increase they can negotiate up to $50,000 and 33% of any excess.Truly an outrage. Another company charges 6%!
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Real structured settlement annuity specialists hold active life insurance licenses, are regulated by state insurance commissioners and subject to background checks, that might have disqualified the former Seneca One hire before he got to speak to any potential customer about their annuity.
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Like Seneca One’s dreadful misleading National Structured Settlement Registry stunt, this appears to be a thinly veiled attempt to increase its database so that you can be solicited in the future. Don’t fall for it.
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DRB claims many violations are criminal in nature, including routine falsification in submissions to state courts as part of structured settlement transfer petitions. More nausea for investors in factored structured settlement payments scam labeled as secondary market annuities?