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: Peachtree Settlement Funding
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The assertion that Peachtree Settlement Funding was a principal provider of cash settlements to victims of Hurricane Katrina is inaccurate
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If only Peachtree could apply “The Biggest Loser” enthusiasm to the”hefty” discount rates it charges to people who it gives lump sums to in exchange for their structured settlement payment rights, perhaps consumers would be a little better off and consequently “have” more “fun”.
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Factoring involvement in the Society of Settlement Planners is much like the wolves being in with the lambs without the shepherd tending the flock, choreographed by “Peachtree Idol”, Deborah Benaim, might go something like this…
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Who is the National Association of Settlement Purchasers and why aren’t they talking? Why don’t the National Association of Settlement Purchasers have an easy to find web presence so consumers can find out about them?
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by Structured Settlement Watchdog® This piece of uncensored "fan mail" for Peachtree Settlement Funding appears on the Rip Off Report (#424073), an online bulletin board which enables consumers to sound off about companies who they feel have wronged them. "Paechtree (sic) is a ripoff and i will fight them till the end. It all started…
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The cash now for structured settlement market’s advertising is over-sauced with unrealistic faux “pots of gold” that are misleading and unfairly raise expectations of potential sellers receiving structured settlement annuity payments.
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The Court should be alert to the fact that Berkshire offers its annuitants a discount rate of 6.5 % as part of its Annuitant Hardship Exchange. Peachtree’s numbers need to come in below that. Buyers of structured settlement payment rights should not be subject to efforts to avoid the truth.