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: Dumbest Things Said About Structured Settlements Series
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CBC Settlement Funding is All Fakakta in Conshocken. CBC says “Structured settlements can provide long-standing income for minors. They gain access to funds at 18 years old to prevent frivolous spending and to protect financial security”.CBC Settlement Funding website
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Bonilla career stats performed well below his peers with deferred payments. But for the fact the Mets and others were scammed by the late crooked Bernie Madoff, there would be no Bobby Bonilla Day. Instead of “celebrating” Bonilla, consider Bonilla’s deferred compensation peers as a better role model for annuities.
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SF Weekly claims to be “San Francisco’s smartest publication. They claim to “take journalism seriously”. Where does taking in money from paid sponsors, enabling them to unload more crap than on the streets of San Francisco, intersect with “serious journalism”?
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HighSpeedPayouts.com makes a devious and deceptive sales pitch to sell your structured settlement at its figurative pawn shop, for the purpose of “Taking Dream Vacations and Exotic Travel”, which is probably one of the all time dumbest things anyone can do with their structured settlement.
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AnnuityExpertAdvice is a fraud for labeling themselves an expert on the subject. There is a failure of ” AnnuityDunceAdvice” to grasp even a basic command of the subject matter of structured settlements.
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Having a stable income stream as a financial foundation going into a marriage is a good thing. Destroying a tax-free structured settlement income stream for pennies on the dollar to pay for a wedding is not a sound financial move, one that will leave you on bad financial footing.