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hare and tortoise

Don’t Be “Harey”

Slow and steady wins the race.
 

Mom & Kids

The “hare” can be a wild ride for accident victims or survivors when they need a smooth road ahead.

The average lifespan of a hare is four years, a tortoise 80 years or more. Each will live longer in captivity. But in the wild, of course, things happen. So, what is the lesson here for injured people trying to decide what to do with their settlement recovery? For those who help them navigate the road ahead? Slow and steady wins the race – especially with rates where they are today in structured settlements …

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The Emotional Journey to a Settlement and Secure Future

Rachel was 19 when her father died from mesothelioma. She tells her story of loss, financial challenge, and a 10-year journey to settlement security.  

SETTLE SMART

Customizing a Structure ... Let Us Count the Ways

Structured settlements provide financial security for injured people, from lump sums for pressing financial needs to life’s long-term priorities.

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