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: Philadelphia Structured Settlement Cash Now
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In this blog John Darer reviews some really contorted statements about structured settlement factoring in a piece authored by Mia Taylor and edited by Hannah Smith for Bankrate.com and Yahoo Finance, and delivers his riposte below.
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So structured settlements are NOT a dirty word after all?
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Fairfield Funding offers a referral fee of $500 for “pimping” friends and family receiving structured settlements. Friends and family “pimps” for structured settlement factoring companies earn $500 while assuring their friends and family will lose money..
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VIP Services Corporation tried to poach a structured settlement factoring deal involving a resident of Pennsylvania with a better rate and lost. It then appealed and lost. If the reasons for selling are purely financial, why wouldn’t paying the best interest be in the Payee’s best interest?
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There’s an old saying that “In Philadelphia it’s worth $50 bucks”, so why should anyone be surprised what amounts to pawning their structured settlement payments. The most anyone can for their structured settlement, even with FinTech or GillTech or DorsalTech is pennies on the dollar.
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A problem arises when greedy structured settlement factoring companies charge discount rates that exceeds the 6.5% that Berkshire Hathaway would charge under its Hardship Exchange program. If you’re using a structured settlement buyer that charges more, you’re getting ripped off
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Ironically, when you sell structured settlement payments for the best you’re gonna get…”pennies on the dollar”, you’re closer to the past tense of the ” F” word and Butthead Nirvana, than a score of a big cash windfall that some structured settlement factoring companies promise,