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: Queens Structured Settlements
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Payout Plus is a new structured settlements annuity option from Pacific Life that enhances financial stability and growth opportunities for claimants. By offering indexed-based payments, it provides a guaranteed minimum with potential fluctuations, catering to those receiving personal injury or workers’ compensation settlements, while promoting financial resilience and flexibility.
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New York City’s 2026 amendment to the Gender-Motivated Violence Act introduces an 18-month revival window for survivors to pursue civil claims previously dismissed due to outdated statutes. This amendment allows claims regardless of timing and expands institution liability, providing a renewed path to justice and support for survivors through structured settlements.
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Prudential introduced its “Here, Then, Now and Tomorrow” marketing campaign, showcasing its 150+ years of longevity that began in 1875. One corner of the structured settlement industry is like a history museum, with annuity issuers as its prized artifacts, 6 of which have survived parts of 3 centuries!
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Cedric Pinnock, a Queens New York, young adult, is days away from a structured settlement transfer hearing with only Queens Supreme Court Judge Cassandra Johnson standing in the way of a large financial loss. Why is Cedric Pinnock shortchanging himself by over $500,000?
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Top 4 Life Insurance Companies by Structured Settlement Annuity Premium for August 2024. Industrywide structured settlement annuity premium to fund structured settlement payment obligations has increased at a 7.5% clip in both July 2024 and August 2024. Best months in history!
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Thinking about what happens to structured settlement payments after the death of the Measuring Life, which of these four statements is correct?
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LTD settlements and LTD Buyouts. There is virtually no circumstance if you are totally disabled, where selling your employer paid long term disability claim payments makes financial sense.
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Increasing yields on the 10 year United States Treasuries narrow the negative interest rate spread that has served as a growth rate when calculating the present value of damages under NY CPLR Article 50-B for almost a decade.
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A structured settlement lock-in protects against interest rate shifts for brokers and planners at case resolution. It guarantees specific payment streams, often without fees for short periods. Lock-ins enhance satisfaction and funding security, especially for minors or wrongful death settlements. Absence of a lock-in risks delays and potential financial losses.
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A structured settlement is a voluntary agreement reached between the parties to a claim or lawsuit, under which the injured victim receives damages in the form of a stream of periodic payments