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: Long Island Settlement Planning
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If you smoke anything other than cigarettes you may now be able to qualify for “Standard Plus” non smoker rates on term life insurance, universal life, whole life or other form of permanent insurance.
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The American College has enhanced the Chartered Financial Consultant® (ChFC®) designation, now requiring nine college-level courses starting October 1, 2009. This includes elements of the CFP certification and specialized electives. Established in 1982, the ChFC® signifies a high standard of knowledge in financial planning, distinct from the CFP credential.
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What are the ramifications in a New York CPLR Article 50-A or 50-B structured judgment if the annuity issuer and/or insurer goes “belly up”?
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Life insurance may be an important element of a settlement plan when the settlement involves a minor child or incapacitated adult, particularly if the parents are the primary caregivers.
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Structured settlement tips for New York trial lawyers
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The fundamental reasoning behind a new issue brief of the American Academy of Actuaries Social Insurance Committee provides justification for fixed income settlement vehicles such as structured settlements, deferred income annuities, treasury bond trusts and personal pension annuities
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Customized steady tax free income. You can even plan to go South every winter with structured settlement payments to pay for it.
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“There is a ‘Catch-22’ for individuals as they need to manage their resources for the rest of their lives, yet they don’t know how long to expect to live. This is further compounded by the number of individuals taking a lump sum, but not planning accordingly to make it last through their entire retirement.”
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Edward Kennedy sued the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, alleging intentional infliction of emotional distress for trying to collect unpaid taxes. Kennedy claims he was a victim of identity theft and the IRS knew about it.