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: Fairfield Funding Commentary
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Fairfield Funding in stunning Four Fold Years of Experience Exaggeration in a nationally syndicated press release stating that the company has over 60 years of experience when Fairfield Funding has only been in existence since August 2008.
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Fairfield Funding offers a referral fee of $500 for “pimping” friends and family receiving structured settlements. Friends and family “pimps” for structured settlement factoring companies earn $500 while assuring their friends and family will lose money..
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Fairfield Funding can neither buy a structured sale annuity, nor can the owner sell the structured sale annuity according to the terms of the non qualified assignment establishing the periodic payment obligation assumed from the buyer of capital property and purchase of the funding instrument.
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The article critiques Lump Sum Funder’s claims of long-standing success in the structured settlement secondary market. It reveals discrepancies in the company’s registration, employee count, and history, suggesting potential deception. The author highlights connections with Fairfield Funding, raising concerns about transparency and marketing practices in this industry.
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Fairfield Funding appears to have purchased Google Adwords for the URLs of 4 structured settlement brokerage firms. The ads state the URL’s of the unrelated firms but clicking on the link brings the consumer to Fairfield Funding. This appears to be dishonest and deserves a BBB investigation.