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: Social Media “Road Kill”
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The Structured Settlement Watchdog critiques the oversight of structured settlement firms, revealing minimal regulations that fail to protect vulnerable individuals. Despite “Structured Settlement Protection Acts,” few states enforce ethical practices, leading to exploitation. The author emphasizes the need for better regulation and ethical standards in the structured settlement market.
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Selling a structured settlement is like a major demotion. Would you give yourself a demotion, a reduction in rank or status that means a sigificant reduction in salary to start a savings plan, in any season of the year? Would you trust any sales person who pitched you with that?
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Instead of a Legacy, it’s the type of stuff that CBC Settlement Funding shills say that might result in “Mama” reaching up out of the grave to whup your ass. Selling a structured settlement for pennies on the dollar is no way to honor a legacy of a loved one.
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Sell Any Annuity claims to have 75+ years of experience in a display of dogged factoring slobber. If that were true, that would mean that Sell Any Annuity was established in 1947, Newer companies attempt to beef up their resume with a “Years of Experience Scam”. Here’s how it works,
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JG Wentworth influencer Sandra Toffoloni self-describes as a “Go Getter. Trend Setter. Net Jetter. Credit Debter. Eddie Vedder. Never Better. Crooked Letter. Bed Wetter. Llama Petter” on Twitter.. So who is the target audience? Depends wearers who can rhyme?
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“Division of Plaintiff Rights” schmooze is a ruse. Bogus solicitation to sell your structured settlement payments to Rising Capital. If you sell to Rising Capital, or any other company like them, your “dough” ain’t rising. “Pennies on the dollar” sure isn’t rising. More like a flaccid souffle
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The last time Adler’s Insurance tried to be funny in a structured settlement context, Adler’s Annuity Casher posted a caricature of a black man in a cruel mocking of African-American Terrence Taylor’s lawsuit against multiple structured settlement factoring companies in Virginia
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Even with all the value that merely pennies on the dollar will buy, Black Square Financial promotes the following falsehoods (1) Implication that you can restructure an existing structured settlement. (2) Statement that you can take control of a policy (that you do not own). (3) ” Structure your policy”
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An New York attorney for a New York firm that is a heavy promoter of Firmwide QSFs has made quite the gaffe in an article promoting firmwide QSFs. “Payoff/1099 to Defendant”? Oh dear. Firmwide QSFs were debunked in two legal memoranda.
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CBC Settlement Funding is All Fakakta in Conshocken. CBC says “Structured settlements can provide long-standing income for minors. They gain access to funds at 18 years old to prevent frivolous spending and to protect financial security”.CBC Settlement Funding website