Category: What’s Wrong Wit Dat?
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Annuity.org propensity to post discredited inaccurate information about factored stuctured settlement payments, despite editorial reviews and financial reviewers and phlegmatic approach to correct inaccuracy makes them a poor, unreliable source of information about structured settlements
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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.
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“Do I have to pay taxes on my structured settlement?” wonders the Orlando-based StructuredSettlements.com. The short answer? Usually not. Their barely-there explanation makes a cameo in the latest episode of What’s Wrong Wit Dat?
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If you’re going to shill for a structured settlement factoring company, at least know what they are actually buying (i.e. structured settlement payment rights” not structured settlement annuities). The Annuity.Org “All-Star Team” somehow managed to flunk, badly, again.
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An annuity is not a structured settlement. For that matter a structured settlement is not an annuity. A structured settlement can be funded with an annuity. Taking a payment plan for casino winnings is not a structured settlement. What Annuity.org says is nonsense.
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Ronnie Zelek and his team at Launch That are criticized for their inadequate information on structured settlements, particularly regarding Annuity.org. The content produced lacks accuracy and proper fact-checking, especially by writer Catherine J. Byerly. The company is accused of enabling illiteracy about structured settlements instead of providing valuable insights.
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In What Are the Different Types? – Types of Structured Settlements, the Orlando based content barfers at Structuredsettlements.com can’t even get right despite citing 9 different sources! I’ve been after them to correct dead wrong for 4 years. They don’t care. Neither should you.