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: “Liquidity Providers”
Liquidity providers is a way of describing any business that provides loans, pre-settlement or post-settlement cash advances, surgical cash advances or , in the cointext of structured settlements, liquidity (cash) for sale and assignment of structured settlement payment rights.
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There is no conflict of interest if an annuity issuer offers a tailored liquidity function. No kick backs from cash now pushers to settlement planners which drain the cash paid to the tort victim, no idiots screaming from balconies or fat Viking opera singers or mass solicitation letters, or plasma for structure!
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JG Wentworth issued a press release the other day that highlights the inconsistency of its message. JG Wentworth claims that it is the oldest and most respected buyer of deferred payments for "illiquid assets" such as structured settlements, annuities and through its dedicated subsidiary, life insurance payments. If JG Wentworth and other companies offer liquidity…
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Annuity Transfers, Ltd. pays brokers for referring it structured settlement factoring business. According to its website one of the options Annuity Transfers offers is for the money to be "wholesaled" to the broker or then charges the tort victim (structured settlement annuitant) what ever they want. Annuity Transfers, Ltd even provides a helpful example: "Coordinate the customer…
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If a different company can complete the structured settlement factoring transaction at a cheaper rate, then they should have the opportunity to provide the annuitant with the increased funds”.