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: Seneca One Commentary
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Croxson was at the helm of Seneca One when its risible and deceptive “National Structured Settlement Registry” lead generation scheme was operating. See National Structured settlement Registry | Seneca One expands on Madness” October 27, 2015
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People live off their income, not their assets If you have a structured settlement and it’s paying you a guaranteed income tax exempt “salary” of $60,000 annually for your lifetime, that is more than the what the U.S. Census Bureau states is what the average working American earned during 2012 before tax!
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A Rochester New York woman named Penny Leslie (last named omitted), claims to “have received over fifty letters/checks with ‘stipulations’ to buy her structured settlement”. Structured settlement annuitants are often the target of cash now pushers who scrape the court records or buy the names from data miners who perform the service
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Like Seneca One’s dreadful misleading National Structured Settlement Registry stunt, this appears to be a thinly veiled attempt to increase its database so that you can be solicited in the future. Don’t fall for it.
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Some of the worst fat profit structured settlement factoring deals for sellers have been sold to financial institutions by originators such as Seneca One. For example in the 2014 Lauren Nesbitt case, the acquired structured settlement payments were assigned to a Philadelphia life insurer
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Seneca One bills themselves as ” Your Trusted Source”. Not any more, judging from the Lauren Nesbitt case in Oklahoma and now the Shaqira Wilder case in Sumter County Florida, an awful deal approved in 2013.