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: Liberty Life Assurance Company of Boston
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Liberty Life Assurance Company of Boston is Lincoln Life Assurance Company of Boston since 2019. Customer Service Options for Annuitants whose Structured Settlement wasoriginally written with Liberty Life Assurance Company of Boston
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What Does This Mean to Liberty Life Assurance Company of Boston annuitants? Who is Lincoln Financial? Who is Protective Life? What about BARCO?
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Liberty Life Assurance Company of Boston is a prominent structured settlement annuity issuer. “Shackle’ yourself to a steady job and steady paycheck with a company that is 90% owned and is guaranteed by the most prominent workers comp in the US, a company in business for 100+ years
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Where Pat Hindert Sees Bleak I see Strands of Optimism. The fact is that structured settlement industry premium is up 7% year over year, It’s worth noting that production increased despite the withdrawal of two companies from the market in February 2013.
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The life insurance companies that issue structured settlement annuities or periodic payment reinsurance are perennially among the world’s largest and most admired corporations.
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Split Payments from structured settlement. Liberty Life Assurance Company of Boston will split structured settlement payments effective February 1, 2013, emoving the need for servicing arrangements when Liberty Life annuitants sell only a portion of their structured settlement payments
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The rush to lock in structured settlement plans may not be in the plaintiff’s best interest where there is a long funding horizon. At some point you do need to lock in, but decide on the type of structured settlement payment stream or streams first and then shop the market for daily rates.