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: Structured Settlement Receivables
Structured Settlement Receivables are payments, or streams of payments, from a structured settlement that have yet to be received by the person or company owed the money. Structured settlement receivables are not annuities.
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Paymaster.co, one of the honeypots of unreliable information purporting to be about stuctured settlements, that is controlled by Jovan Johnson, California lawyer and self proclaimed chocolate chip cookie lover, is missing a tombstone on one of the competitor websites listed on the site.
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MJ Settlements appears to be heading toward a potential conflict with several life insurers over the use of their trademarked logos on its website to promote structured settlement receivables to investors, while misleadingly labeling these receivables as annuities in a deceptive manner.
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Litigation over structured settlement receivables began in the early stages of the Pandemc and touched on issues related to reassignment of the receivables.
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Continued use of trademarked insurance company logos by merchants to promote the sale of structured settlement receivables to investors should be a concern to insurance companies, investors and state financial regulators alike. Lesk is fully aware of the deceit.
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A Structured Settlement Transfer Agreement may include written notice to you that a Servicing Arrangement may be required by the Annuity Issuer? Pay attention! A Servicing Arrangement may encumber the future assignment of the unassigned portion of the settlement payment
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Settle4Ca$h is just another example of how Purchasers of structured settlement receivables continue to try to commandeer the term “structured settlement companies” through surrogates. Stunningly poor research skills and utter failure of Lauren Ward to comprehend the subject matter.
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Structured Wealth Strategies “intricate tapestry” presentation is fundamentally inaccurate and should not be relied upon by an investor considering buying an investment in structured settlement receivables. A “stitch in time” from the Structured Watchdog in response.
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The result of the dirty game that has been devastating to many. Financial regulations are designed to protect such classes. Why were there none to protect the unwitting pawns? What regulation can be put in place to protect these classes from another catastrophic failure?
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Morningstar DBRS Maintains Under Review with Negative Implications designation on SuttonPark transactions on January 16, 2025. The report sheds light on what has been going on behind the scenes in terms of lock box and banking relationships.
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In or about 2012 a disabled man purchased structured settlement receivables via SHP Financial from Plymouth Massachusetts. Now Lloyd is yet another person who bought an unregulated investment from a regulated financial adviser, who has been experiencing the SuttonPark Nightmare. His story.