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: National Association of Settlement Purchasers (NASP)
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SuttonPark victims dependent on checks to pay monthly bills for the basic necessities of life, may have incurred late fees as a direct result of SuttonPark payment servicing delays. Some of the late fees were for mortgages, rent payments. On top of that an emotionally draining information void
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Richmond VA man has structured settlement established in the 1990s with First Colony Life (Genworth) from a settlement against the manufacturer of machinery alleged to have played a role in his injury..Did a partial sale to start a business, Genworth forced a servicing agreement. SuttonPark cashed check.
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John Darer delivers a riposte to structured settlement factoring company exaggerated advertising (that features ghost town tumbleweeds, stereotyped slackers “waiting at the mailbox for checks to arrive” (when many people are actually receiving funds by direct deposit).
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The Federal Communications Commission has adopted new rules to further protect consumers from scam communications by directly addressing some of the biggest vulnerabilities in America’s robotext defenses and closing the “lead generator” robocall/robotexts loophole. Relief for annuitants?
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HIndert was honored in 2012 as “a distinguished individual who has supported and defended the right to free alienability of property rights”, only months after Cordero sold payments. “NASP considers this right to be its own cornerstone and the foundation of the structured settlement factoring business”.
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North Carolina HB 845 is an act to update the North Carolina Structured Settlement Protection Act to align with the most recent version of the Model State Structured Settlement Protection Act approved by the National Counsel of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL).The update is way more toothy!
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The article discusses the risks of selling structured settlements, highlighting deceptive marketing tactics that misrepresent offers as lucrative. It references inflated claims by a factoring company likening the sale to a “jackpot,” while emphasizing that such sales result in significant losses. Selling structured settlements should be approached cautiously, as it’s not a game or lottery.
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8 years after Terrence Taylor filed a lawsuit that made national headlines, after numerous motions, copious amounts of legislative privilege, recusals of a judicial circuit. an existential occurrence ( the Colonial pipeline hack) led to 5 months more delay, the rubber is finally hittng the road and Taylor will have at least 2 days in…
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Fairfield Funding in stunning Four Fold Years of Experience Exaggeration in a nationally syndicated press release stating that the company has over 60 years of experience when Fairfield Funding has only been in existence since August 2008.
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If you’ve got a structured settlement, avoid loony “fortune cookie” mailers claiming you have unclaimed funds. They toss around phrases like “Structured Settlement,” “Client Relations Dept,” and “Immediate Verification Required,” while flashing 888-556-2740 like it’s a winning lottery ticket.