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How to calculate Present Value

May 7th, 2012 by admin. 1 Comment »

Calculating present value
So maybe you are not a math major, and maybe you don’t do iteration based mathematics for fun, does it really mean that you should not be able to calculate present value? For some reason it has been accepted that the concept of calculating present value is complex, difficult to grasp and is used only by sophisticated savvy investors only. Maybe that’s because some sales people benefit from you having no idea of what present value is and how to calculate it, but truth is, the concept is quite straightforward, and anyone who is engaged in an investment decision process should understand it.

At Structured Settlement Quotes, we believe that it is essential for individuals seeking to sell annuity payments to understand this concept so they can have a fair appreciation of how much their structured settlement payments are worth. Time and time again we witness how factoring companies abuse the present value formula to provide clients with ridiculously low quotes.
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National Underpayment Assessment Program (“NUAP”) = Catalina structured settlement LLC

May 1st, 2012 by admin. No Comments »

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Over the coming weeks we will be exposing the practices we consider inappropriate from certain funding companies in their attempt to get business from structured settlement annuitants.

None of these companies are Structured Settlement Quotes Certified Funders and therefore none of these companies are permitted to bid on our client’s structured settlement payments.

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SSQ Investigates unsolicited letters from factoring companies

April 29th, 2012 by admin. No Comments »

SSQ Investigates unsolicited letters
Structured Settlement Quotes (SSQ) has learned what it considers to be a disturbing trend in the structured settlement and annuity factoring industry, as follows:

1. When an annuitant contracts with a Structured Settlement Funding Company (such as J.G. Wentworth, Genex Capital, Peachtree Settlement, Solid Funding, Sovereign Funding, Woodbridge, Novation Capital) their name and contact information generally appears in the court application filing.
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Structured Settlement-Quotes.com Provides Alternative to J.G. Wentworth for Cash Now.

April 19th, 2012 by admin. No Comments »

Check Mate Chess piece
Having transacted over 2,000 cases totaling more than $250 million in future payments, Structured Settlement-Quotes.com provides an alternative to J.G. Wentworth for people who are looking to sell their structured settlement annuity payments and receive cash now.
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JG Wentworth and Peachtree Merger: The impact on Annuitants wishing to sell their Structured Settlement.

April 16th, 2012 by admin. No Comments »

Changes Ahead Caution sign

On July 12, 2011, J.G. Wentworth and Peachtree Financial Solutions simultaneously issued a press release announcing that they had completed a transaction allowing them to operate under a single company, JGWPT.
The merger has made a significant impact within the structured settlement and annuity factoring industry.

“This is a great opportunity for both companies and their respective customers,” David Miller, CEO of J.G. Wentworth stated. “It brings together two strong specialty finance companies who will continue to operate independently.”
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