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Response to WSJ on Investing in Structured Settlement Factoring Transactions

Monday, July 26th, 2010

The Wall Street Journal on Friday, July 23, 2010 published an article titled “Another Can’t-Miss Deal That Can Miss Spectacularly“.

This article is inaccurate and misleading on a number of accounts.

Firstly, our Group has transacted over $350 million in these types of payments with zero defaults.

Secondly, the liquidity risk that is mentioned in the article is a risk common to many investment insurance annuities and is not unique to annuities purchased on the secondary market.  It is a risk that is fully disclosed in our Group’s Buyers Guide that is given to all prospective buyers.  Buyers accept this risk because the guaranteed nature of the investment with significantly superior fixed rates of return are worth it.  The investments are designed as long-term holds and should not be purchased for short term strategies.   For example, they qualify for IRA plans.

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Settlement Quotes Is Now Able To Buy North Carolina Structured Settlements

Sunday, July 18th, 2010

For the past three years North Carolina Structured Settlement Recipients have been unable to sell the rights to their structured settlement payments because of a change in the North Carolina Structured Settlement Protection Act. Throughout these years many annuitants came to us with tragic circumstances where we normally would be able to help them create liquidity by cashing out their structured settlement, but because of this new law we were unable to help them.

Below is the section of the North Carolina Structured Settlement Protection Act which has not allowed most North Carolina structured settlement recipients to sell their payments since enacted:

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Clearscape Funding Soliciting Structured Settlement Recipients

Saturday, July 17th, 2010

It has come to this author’s attention that Clearscape Funding, a Symetra subsidiary is badgering structured settlement recipients to sell the rights to their future payments. It appears that this company is increasing it’s efforts to buy back it’s own paper at rates much higher than the industry average.

In the past week, Settlement Quotes LLC has competed on three separate cases where Clearscape Funding has offered the annuitant discount rates between 10-14% as opposed to Settlement Quotes offering rates between 7.7- 10%.

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Silly Rumors

Thursday, June 24th, 2010

It has come to our attention that a rumor being spread by a competitor that could affect your choice when choosing a company to work with when cashing out a structured settlement. The false rumor being spread states that certain companies provide extremely competitive quotes as a loss leader on a transaction in order to secure future deals from that particular annuitant from vastly higher discount rates to make up for any loss occurred in the original transaction.

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What Peachtree Settlement Funding Doesn’t Advertise

Monday, March 29th, 2010

Do you ever wonder how structured settlement factoring companies pay for commercials that air all day and all night? I bet Heather Sutton, a 23 year old woman from East Bangor, Pennsylvania could tell you. Heather sold a $150,000 payment due in 2024 to Peachtree Settlement Funding for a one time lump sum payment of $11,000.  Settlement Quotes could purchase this same payment for $43,000. Unfortunately for Heather she didn’t contact Settlement Quotes.

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