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Mar252010

The Problem with Factoring -- Part 2:  "Servicing"

DateThursday, March 25, 2010 at 06:04PM

In part 2 of our series on common complaints and issues with structured settlement factoring,  The Problem with Factoring, we cover "servicing."

What is servicing?  Is it really a problem?  What is Factoring? Watch this video for Scott Drake's interview of Matt Bracy on this timely topic. 

We encourage your comments, questions and suggestions.  Contact Matt Bracy at mbracy@setcap.com.  

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