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: Misinformation about Structured Settlement Factoring
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Jacob Adler of the Spring Valley NY, the self described “C/O of Annuitycasher(dot) com” has again delivered a master class in why “care of’ Adler” is not a reliable source of structured settlement information.
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DRB Capital, which buys structured settlement payments at discount, gets leads from Annuity Action Network. Annuity Action Network publishes this absolutely bogus information on the impact of annuity payments on Medicare and distributes it on MSNBC.
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CBC Settlement Funding shills are not known for providing accurate information about structured settlements. As I’ve outlined previously CBC Settlement Funding just don’t seem to care about legitimacy as long as they keep getting leads from Annuity(dot)org and StructuredSettlements(dot)com
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Do I have to pay taxes when I sell my (structured settlement) payments?” Structuredsettlements.com, which promotes structured settlement factoring, gets the answer wrong.
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Whether CBC Settlement Funding uses marketers associated with heavy spam, or rubbish-writing-strewn SEO websites like Annuity(dot).org and structuredsettlements(dot)com, it’s clear that CBC doesn’t care about the dissemination of accurate structured settlement information to consumers. What a pity!
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Adler’s Insurance Agency of Spring Valley NY is pushing structured settlement derivatives (recycled structured settlements) to settling personal injury victims with deceptive information. Adler attempts to pass off structured settlement derivatives as having the same tax status as structured settlements paid as compensation for damages to the personal injury victim.
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The critique of Natalie Bracco’s views on structured settlements reveals significant inaccuracies. It argues that selling settlements results in substantial financial loss, contradicting her claims of minor fees. The analysis highlights that Bracco lacks understanding of the legal and financial implications, urging caution against her misguided recommendations to invest in low-performing assets.
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Seneca One Finance falsely implies that you can retire broke if you are receiving structured settlement payments (with its putative solution being selling your structured settlement to them for a discounted lump sum)