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: We Pay More Funding Commentary
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The annuity that funds the structured settlment is not owned by the payee, it is owned by the qualified assignment company. In a structured settlement transfer, the annuity does not get transferred or purchased. What is bought and sold is the structured settlement payment rights
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We Pay More Funding is the epitome of what is wrong with structured secondary market advertising. We Pay More Funding claims to be “affordable” as it’s paying you pennies on the dollar. Pennies on the dollar stinks. Why be a “pennies on the dollar loser” 100% of the time?
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We Pay More Funding’s advice is about as useful as a wad of chewing gum that has been dropped on the sidewalk, stepped on and scraped off a sneaker at the end of someone’s foot who’s been playing basketball for a few hours without socks.
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We Pay More Funding states in an Instagram post that they will pay you a cash bonus if you accept their offer. Thus We Pay More Funding bribe is an inducement contingent on accepting We Pay More Funding’s pennies on the dollar offer. Outrageous.
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Bear in mind that the BEST that Rhett Wadsworth and We Pay More Funding have to offer consumers is nothing more than pennies on the dollar. There is nothing unique about pennies on the dollar regardless of whether you “roll ’em or stack ’em”.
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Did a Florida structured settlement factoring company, We Pay More Funding, hire an SEO firm to hoodwink a CA criminal defense law firm? Or is the CA firm moonlighting as a hype man for the structured settlement factoring company?