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: Secondary Market For Structured Settlement Payment Rights
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The content critiques J.G. Wentworth’s portrayal in Money Maker Magazine, arguing that it exaggerates the company’s role in structured settlements. It highlights discrepancies in their claims, such as not providing financial advice, and notes their history of bankruptcies. Overall, it argues that the magazine’s representation fails to reflect reality.
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The Know Your Client process recently came up in a filing in a Castro County Texas dispute that concerns the Reassignment of Factored Structured Settlement Receivables.
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Immediate Annuities.com is not accurate about Structured Settlement Receivables in referring to assigned structured settlement payment rights as an annuity or annuities. A structured settlement factoring transaction does not involve any transfer of annuity policies.The “annuities listed” as secondary market annuities are not annuities. They are receivables.
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It is well settled that factored structured settlement payment rights are not annuities. Factored Structured Settlement Receivables are an unregulated non-insurance product sold by legitimate companies as “”Structured Settlement Annuities” and “Secondary Market Annuities”. It’s just reckless at this point.
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As John Darer reviews, inaccurate information about structured settlements is useless to consumers. Silver Dollar Financial’s poorly constructed explanation regarding inheritance of structured settlements demonstrates a lack of fundamental understanding and is, quite frankly, nonsensical.
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2017 Revisions to the Life & Health Guaranty Associations Model Act (#520) | No Effect on Structured Settlement Annuitants’ Payments and Adopted by 80% of US states. Closes false narrative that factored structured settlements are eligible for protection in the event of the liquidation of annuity issuer.
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In 2013 Hindert considered that a pitfall occurs if settlement documents include anti-assignment clauses, which do not specifically reference and permit transfers pursuant to IRC 5891 and state structured settlement protection statutes”.The losing cause in Cordero had just that.
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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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Czapanskiy misses the absurdity that unlike other financial services, there is little to no regulation of structured settlement factoring companies or individuals soliciting the sale of structured settlements for pennies on the dollar or dispensing financial advice that could lead to financial devastation
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While such occurrences are rare, Colorado investors in other people’s structured settlement payments should know, before they invest, about the potentially devastating consequences to their investment in the event an insolvency or liquidation occurs. Read more about Colorado HB 23-1303 signed into law.