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: Financial History
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On April 26, 2022, the Court found Plaintiff Eric Yerkes’ legal malpractice claim shall not be precluded and there is a genuine dispute of material fact regarding whether Defendant Anapol Weiss, a Philadelphia personal injury law firm breached its standard of care.
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If you are receiving a settlement beware of speculative and risky investments. Instead start with a structured settlement, establish a core stream of income that is unaffected by the stock market, or the real estate market, or hacking before you start taking risks with your settlement money,.
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The unique set of facts that surrounded ELNY that in the aftermath of the 1991 seizure, and reforms introduced in 1993, reduce the likelihood of recurrence. Failure to adhere to “don’t put all your eggs in one basket” is fated to be cited by business schools and financial texts in the years to come.
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by John Darer CLU ChFC CSSC RSP Nothing illustrates why putting all your eggs in one basket is a mistake better than Microsoft, a blue chip stock whose products have been a staple of personal and business computers for 30 years. While the company is still worth $290 billion, the value of Microsoft Corporation has…
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Terminal Funding is one way to deal with unfunded pension liabilities.
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A retirement annuity company is offering 3.05% for 5 years, or so says the email solicitation that I received as a Connecticut resident where the product is not even licensed to be sold. In the words of Planet Patrol “Play At Your Own Risk”.
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Unlike Executive Life Insurance Company of New York where there is an insolvent assignmment company AND an insolvent annuity issuer, in the Reliance case there is a solvent life insurer and an insolvent qualified assignment company which is subject to a liquidation.
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An effort to assure that history isn’t rewritten and structured settlements are not unfairly mischaracterized by ELNY victims or the media and, an effort to educate others and to help prevent the same mistakes by financial planners, lawyers, judges, structured settlement brokers, annuitants or guardians, in whatever combination or capacity in the future we present…
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The Stockton situation illustrates how placing a substantial percentage of your settlement into a home is not always a good idea. Setting aside the cost of maintaining the home and taxes, let’s look at what might have happened to a Stockton, California plaintiff who bought a home at the median price.
