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: Structured Settlements 4RealStructured Settlement Factoring Transaction
By John Darer
At the time of this writing JG Wentworth's glossary STILL doesn't have the words "structured settlement factoring transaction", "qualified order" or even "factoring" in its glossary of key factoring terms. WHY has such fundamental terms for factoring (two of which are included in the Internal Revenue Code) continue to not be included in its glossary.
Judging by some of the terms included in the glossary, and the exclusion of others, the claims of 321 Henderson that it is "the past present and future of the structured settlement industry", one might be led to believe that JG Wentworth is somehow involved in the primary side of the structured settlement business.
Full post as published by Structured Settlements 4Real on March 05, 2008 (boomark / email).
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