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.
recent posts
- A Socratic Exploration: Why “Restructuring Policies” Is Inaccurate in Structured Settlements
- Corinthian Museum of Content Barfing — News Flash
- SettlementDecisions Episode 5: What SettlementDecisions Really Is — A Lead Funnel, Not an Information Source
- Structured Settlement Annuity Guarantees Help Financial Peace of Mind
- How Sheron Jones Was Exploited — And Why D.C.’s Failure to Mandate IPA in SSPA Enabled It
about
Category: Structured Settlement Factoring News
-

Despite claiming lofty editorial standards, Annuity.org consistently fumbles structured settlements like a clumsy waiter dropping trays. The rot seems to spread like gossip at a family reunion, cross-pollinating from Structuredsettlements.com, their equally misguided sibling publication.
-

CBC Settlement Funding shills are like bargain basement salespeople, turning a smart structured settlement planning idea into a cheap ploy to prey on vulnerable annuitants for pennies on the dollar. Truly disgraceful. Don’t get fooled! We’ve got all the details for you right here.
-
On October 14, 2022, Judge Charles Maxfield granted Terrence Taylor’s motion to compel discovery against Structured Asset Funding and related entities. The motion had been pending for 7 years, 3 TIMES as long as it took Portsmouth judges to approve 11 factoring transactions
-

Accurate data about structured settlement factoring would be uselful for legislators to understand how big the problem is. Is it small or is it something that sticks out? What we have is a 20 percentage point swing. So what is the truth?
-
Requiring structured settlement transfer petitions to be heard in the same court where the Structured Settlement was established makes sense as does mandating Independent Professional Advice and/or Neutral Guardians in South Carolina, and should not be limited to attorneys checking a box..
-

The Coronavirus may be waning, but the “Kroner-IRS” continues. The IRS appealed, arguing that the Tax Court misinterpreted Section 6751(b)’s requirements. The IRS prevailed against Burt Kroner. Big bucks. Client First Settlement Funding filed Chaper 11.



