![]() They gave rewards and we even watched an incredibly corny “Your dreams can come true with PRIMERICA!” Video. As soon as I found out we were being “hired” to sell life insurance I immediately thought it was a scam but decided to stay through the 2 hour long “ interview”. The whole time everyone is so uppity and happy and exciting sharing their stories of success and giving a real convincing speech. ![]() They are the only ones who will sit down with you, drive to your home, all free of charge and explain in detail, so that you actually will know how it works and how these other companies are manipulating people big time. It is obviously your choice, all I have to say, is actually know what you are talking about before you screw people who could really use the help. And it is making other people who read these reviews miss out on good business. There are so many reviews on here, that it is very obvious to people who actually know the business, knows that they don't know what they are talking about or the work for a competitor and want to put up false reviews. All the other companies, used a terrorist clause not to pay one dime, so many people had to sue the other companies and the courts decided in the clients favors, and yet, they didn't even give 25% of the death benefits to anyone. When 9-11 happened, the very next day, they were the only company to even pay the death benefits. Another says they drag out the death benefits, clearly they work for a competitor, or they really didn't have a legal leg to stand on. And they don't want to tell you any of it, just let you find out when it is way to late to do anything about. So many people don't understand insurance and that is exactly what these financial industry are counting on. What your insurance is not telling you, is it is coming out of that account, and once that money is gone, then it is taking away from the death benefit, so when you die at 65, and are counting on a $100k check, it is probably only worth like $40k. So where is the other $70/month coming from. But when you are 60, the amount of the insurance is more like $138/monthly, but you are still only paying $68/month. So when you are 20, say the cost of insurance is $40/month, and $28 is going into that account. They don't know it, but they are actually losing money from that account to cover the missing part of the premiums. Part of your monthly payment actually goes to the insurance, and the over paid part, which only happens when you're younger, is put into a bank account that only the insurance company gets, not the customers paying into it, and as you age, you are still paying the same premium, but the extra money that was going into that account is no longer, intact.
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