Executive Life of New York

Executive Life of New York is a 20 year old insurance company story that continues to rear its ugly head. Structured settlement experts John Darer and Mark Wahlstrom discuss Executive Life of New York, what's going on, how it could impact Executive Life of NY structured settlement annuitants, how the industry has changed in the last 20 years, in part due to Executive Life and Executive Life of NY impairments and what the prospects are for this type of impairment to happen elsewhere in the future.

In Force Structured Settlements, Enhanced Structured Income TM Roll Out 2011

In Force Structured Settlements and Enhanced Structured Income may offer plaintiffs and plaintiff lawyers a superior settlement planning solution when combined with a traditional structure. In a continuation of this podcast series started in 2009, New York/ Connecticut area Registered Settlement Planner and structured settlement expert John Darer explains. Learn how this structured settlement planning innovation enables plaintiffs to benefit instead of the "fat cats".

Settlement Planning Is a Process

Settlement Planning is a process not just the sale of a product. Working with a settlement planner offers advantages to plaintiffs and their attorneys. You engage a professional with relevant experience who is skilled at formulating and asking the right questions, the answers from which he or she can draw on an extensive body of knowledge to help you work through transitional financial planning issues at a time when decision making may be overwhelming. New York Connecticut area Registered Settlement Planner and structured settlement expert John Darer elaborates in this informative video about settlement planning.

Structured Settlement Quotes

New York/Connecticut area structured settlement expert John Darer discusses structured settlement quotes, the process involved in quoting structured settlement annuities and pricing issues that may arise when you are working with a structured settlement broker.

Judges and Structured Payouts at 18: A Disturbing Trend?

A judge in Florida and a judge in New Jersey did not approve a structured settlement past the age of 18 even when this long prudent financial solution was desired by the guardians. Is more judicial education needed, or is this the beginning of a disturbing trend that needs fixing? Registered Settlement Planner and structured settlement expert John Darer frames the issue and discusses the wisdom of giving large sums to young adults before they have become financially mature.