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Front Page News Discuss Trading A Structured Settlement to ?Get Cash Now? - Cousin to Predatory Lending? in the InfiniteCredit Community Central forums; We’ve all see the television commercials…”get one lump sum now for your structured settlement.” The commercials boast “why wait” and “you deserve your money now.” Testimonials are given by individuals ...
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Trading A Structured Settlement to ?Get Cash Now? - Cousin to Predatory Lending?
We’ve all see the television commercials…”get one lump sum now for your structured settlement.” The commercials boast “why wait” and “you deserve your money now.” Testimonials are given by individuals who needed these lump sums quickly to pay off credit card debt or other items such as student loans. How wise are these buyouts? And are [...]

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