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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This explains why someone who needs a small amount of money often is told by buyers of structured settlements payments, to sell a multiple of that amount in order to net out at the sum required.
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Ostrov was the in house counsel at Peachtree when FLORIDA CITIZEN Patricia Chambers was jacked for 41.73% effective discount on the transfer of her periodic payments in March 2007. under Ostrov’s watch Peachtree falsely advertised that a consumer could get ” all of your money now “
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Mr. Ostrov’s absurd justification for ridiculously high structured settlement factoring discount rates, led to an email that fingers Ostrov, characterized as a poverty pimp, “the man who wants to be in our legislature, was there (at Peachtree Settlement Funding) at the time of the Patricia Chambers disgrace”.
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The Peachtree advertising was misleading because it failed to state the ultimate price to JImmy Joseph and the target of the advertising of of selling his structured settlement payments to Peachtree.
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Investment Dealers’ Digest, a publication of Sourcemedia, is the weekly magazine more investment bankers turn to for essential news that helps them identify market opportunities and new deal structures. Securitization is the practice of reselling regular payments made by consumers on mortgages, credit cards student loans and, among other things. factored structured settlement payments In…
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Apparently Peachtree Settlement Funding is flogging its pantagruelian discount rates to the discerning listeners. Roll over Beethoven!
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Some settlement buys opportunistically charge high discount rates, due to a lack of regulation of such companies and perhaps due to the knowledge that a significant percentage of consumers are so desperate that they won’t shop (even though better rates can be had elsewhere).
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In a case of “the bottom line is..WHAT IS THE BOTTOM LINE?” why would tort victims sell their structured settlement payment rights to Peachtree Settlement Funding with its high discount rates?
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If the “servicing” is a means for the factoring company to control or have de facto control of subsequent transfers at a price that is unreasonable and competitive how does that benefit consumers?