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: Truth In Advertising Structured Settlement Factoring
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Structured Asset Funding recently responded to a consumer complaint by stating "Pursuant to her contractual documents, this seller has (now) been paid. It should be noted that there is no specific date on which the funding shall take place" But the false advertisers still say: "A national leader in providing fast cash now service from…
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Most people can’t afford to wait THAT long if they are forced to sell structured settlements to pay bills!
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Oregon law seems to eliminates the legal use of the CSSC designation. See.Section 836-080-0160 of Trade Practice rules from the Insurance Division of the State of Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services entitled “Use of Certifications or Professional Designations by Insurance Producers”
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I’m aware of a structured settlement firm whose members routinely use a small excerpt of a published document to compete with another firm. The complete published document puts the small excerpt into context but the offensive structured settlement firm in question chooses to omit those material facts
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The FEDERAL truth in advertising laws are clear and some NASP members continuously lie about their ability to deliver what they promise in their advertising, particularly with respect to the ad nauseum, “Cash Now”. Why is it so hard for people to tell the truth?
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Blindly taking financial advice from a "cash now pusher" is usually not a good idea, particularly one that is dangling trendy baubles in front of your eyes hoping that you will be gullible enough to do business. Woodbridge Investments falls into this category and has been a long term denizen of our wall of shame.…
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It’s Halloween and "financial crack" dealer Woodbridge Investments’ Chief Ghoul Scott Schwartz is offering structured settlement annuitants a treat, or is it a trick? The would be goblins at the Woodbridge Investments "pawn shop" freely admit that " economic paralysis has not yet taken place, but for many Americans watching the media, reading their newspapers,…