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  • Get a new advisor = stop listening to this crack pot. There are substantial benefits to including life insurance as part of your investment portfolio. But, it's not surprising that someone without a license wouldn't know that.

  • Better to be Poor with God, than rich with You!

  • The trash value troll - aka wodendog, insurancemike10, SuperLifeguy, jgilles85 ( a rip-off of a different user), Termisexpensive, aIprime1 (a rip-off of me), w8lifterdude & several other names that haven’t been seen since Google made users associate a phone # with their accounts, can’t attack Primerica or defend the trash value industry with out resorting to idiotic lies, spamming other users comments, using multiple aliases, & generally making a total fool of himself.

  • Big words from a gutless coward who has to spam comments & use multiple aliases because he’s a cockroach who can’t stand the light of day. You can censor comments all you want, wimp, but you can’t hide from yourself. You’re a fraud & you know it.

  • orman was wring about everything, She kept saying to invest in wall street...

  • Now whole life offers the insured 3 very important guarantees - 1 - a guaranteed death benefit that won't go away no matter your health. 2 - a guaranteed premium that can't increase for life 3 a guaranteed cash value which means you'll never lose a dime of your premium. Plus it pays dividends which grow tax free and are accessed tax free. this is why the rich love whole life - they get a 4-5% ROR tax free with NO MARKET risk. NICE

  • @aIprime1 of course the rich like it, they are the only ones who can afford that high dollar crap

  • In fact less than 2% of term policies ever result in a death claim and why it's by far the most profitable form of insurance for the insurer.

  • First - term appears to be "cheap" up front - they get you in with a low premium for let's say 20 years. But after the 20th year you either have to "requalify" to get a higher renewal rate or you can pay the annually increasing premiun if you can't requalify. These premiums are exceedingly high and are in fact far higher than what you would have paid if you purchased whole life originally.

  • So let's examine why term is really the most expensive form of life insurance and then look into why the rich, businesses and banks buy so much whole life insurance - if it were so bad why do they buy it in boat loads?

  • The troll runs away from comments like a child in fear,

    Then he posts inane lies & calls everyone queer,

    His family’s disowned him & his friends did take flight,

    Now he’s left to troll YouTube all day & all night,

    He has many profiles, just look, it is true,

    He spends his time spamming comments he has no answer to,

    But surely he knows that he appears as a great flake,

    He just cannot help it, he’s a fraud & a fake.

  • @a1prime1 That is Awesome !!!

  • Better get spamming troll. Guess you’ll be in all your glory in a couple days won’t you troll? While the rest of us are spending time with friends & family you’ll be busy trolling YouTube like crazy, won’t you? Since you screwed over your friends & family you won’t have to worry about spending time with them, will you? Just you in a little room, spewing your poison onto the net. How pathetic.

  • There once was a douchebag named prime

    Who truly personifies slime

    He types here all day

    To YT's dismay

    Without an original line.

  • @jgiIles85 Big words from a gutless coward who has to spam comments & use multiple aliases because he’s a cockroach who can’t stand the light of day. You can censor comments all you want, wimp, but you can’t hide from yourself. You’re a fraud & you know it.

  • The troll runs away from comments like a child in fear,

    Then he posts inane lies & calls everyone queer,

    His family’s disowned him & his friends did take flight,

    Now he’s left to troll YouTube all day & all night,

    He has many profiles, just look, it is true,

    He spends his time spamming comments he has no answer to,

    But surely he knows that he appears as a great flake,

    He just cannot help it, he’s a fraud & a fake.

  • The trash value troll - aka wodendog, insurancemike10, SuperLifeguy, jgilles85 ( a rip-off of a different user), Termisexpensive, aIprime1 (a rip-off of me), w8lifterdude & several other names that haven’t been seen since Google made users associate a phone # with their accounts, can’t attack Primerica or defend the trash value industry with out resorting to idiotic lies, spamming other users comments, using multiple aliases, & generally making a total fool of himself.

  • But if you read his backwards posts is basically is stating that wise rich people are fools and the poor dumb people (he should know) are the smart ones. Now does this make any sense? No it does not. Can he explain why the rich buy so much whole life? I can as they know a good thing when the see it. 4-5% returns tax free with no market risk, guaranteed death benefit and cash, they LOVE WHOLE LIFE!!! And you should too!!!

  • Ownedpuca is having a difficult time writing!!! And he's doing so backwards!!! Too flipping funny. What a tool.

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  • And those dividends grow your cash and your death benefit tax free and can be accessed tax free. So do you want your money to be 100% taxable? Capital Gains taxable? or Tax Free? - with Whole Life it's tax free and your ROR is about 4.5 to 5% - not bad tax free!!!!!

  • In addittion you get dividends and once they are paid they become guaranteed and can NEVER lose value. Whole Life is great!!!

  • 3 - you get a guaranteed cash value that can never decrease - it can only go up no matter what the markets are doing. This esstablishes important foundations for you to do other things in your portfolio

  • 2 - you get a guaranteed premium that can never be increased - with term your premium will increase and in many cases far higher than the whole life premium

  • 1 - you get a guaranteed death benefit for life - not with term or universal life

  • You get more benefit with whole life for 3 very important reasons

  • Whole life is awesome

  • I love this video

  • Whole life is the best

  • @aIprime1 Better get spamming troll. Guess you’ll be in all your glory in a couple days won’t you troll? While the rest of us are spending time with friends & family you’ll be busy trolling YouTube like crazy, won’t you? Since you screwed over your friends & family you won’t have to worry about spending time with them, will you? Just you in a little room, spewing your poison onto the net. How pathetic.

  • Whole life then pays dividends which grow tax free and can be accessed tax free.

  • Whole life offers guaranteed cash values - this means you can't lose your money. It's guaranteed

  • Whole life guarantees the premium won't go up, not like with term which guarantees it will go up and do so well beyond the whole life premium.

  • It guaranteed death benefit for life - whole life is the best

  • Whole Life is great

  • I love it - toolboy keeps spamming all the comments!!! He must have a lot of time on his hands!!!!

  • So jgilles85, is searching date sites to look for guys . lol true post from him

  • As a former agent with Metlife I worked with jgilles85, he was the coffee boy at the end of the room.

  • So we need to simply read a few posts from termcreep to see where his intellegence level is - about that of a dog drinking from the toilet!!! Too much bathroom humor to be a real challenge for me!!!

  • Dividends in a garbage cash value policy is in fact a refund on your own money, EVERYONE KNOWS THIS. I was TERMISEXPENSIVE and this message was brought to you by a guy that used to rip people off

  • And on top of all that you get dividends which grow both the death benefit and the cash value - all tax free with access to the money tax free!!! Awesome!!!

  • @aIprime1 As a former employee of Met life I was brainwashed as is Ben Dennis.

  • @aIprime1 poor poor jgilles85 aka Ben Dennis, aka alprime, he is actually crying at the size of his dick. I know Ben, I worked with him he is a pathetic little boy.

  • @termischeap LOL douchebag, why are you using your own name, Ben Dennis, and pretending it's other people??? Mr. Ben Dennis, do you want the whole world to know where you live? I can happily oblige, if you wish. Or maybe you'd like to meet me down at Something Sweet and we can settle a little sooner.

    Douchebag.

  • @jgiIles85 would your boyfriend allow it?

  • Now Whole Life is an awesome product if you understand the 3 basic facts that drive the product to success and why the rich buy so much of it. 1 - the death benefit is guaranteed for life - this means your beneficiaries will actually get tax free money!!! 2. your premiums are guaranteed, they can't go up even if your health declines and 3 - you get a guaranteed cash value the insure you can NEVER lose a dime of money.

  • Termcreep thinks term insurance is cheep? How can this be if it's the MOST profitable form of insurance for the insurer? If there's so much profit in it can it really be cheep? Economics 101 say NO!!! See term only results in a death claim less than 2% of the time, hence it's expense. And when you need it or want it it becomes to expensive to keep - so really was it "cheap"? Think NOT

  • Ownedpuca can't do simple math - he thinks if you make 100% one year and lose 50% the next it's ok to claim your average ROR was 25% - but he can't explain why the ACTUAL ROR was 0% or even less is you net down fees and taxes!!! - Moron of the first degree!!!

  • Ownedpuca and termcreep - one in the same? Let's see - both morons - check, both clueless - check, both completely schooled by myself - check, both work at the local gas station - check - yep they are the same!!!

  • Why does a guy like Ben Davis aka jgilles85 want me to die so bad? Is it because I have been exposing him and what he sells?

  • @termischeap jgilles85 has many different accounts

  • As a former whole life insurance salesman with MET LIFE i WORKED WITH alprime1 aka jgilles85 real name Ben Davis. He was fired for being an idiot and posting on youtube all day.

  • And you should know I was a former Primerica agent so I know the "in's and outs" of their scam.

  • Their "30" year level term is ONLY guaranteed 20 years yet they still compare it to others true 30 yr products.  They use Unisex rates which penalized the females and in fact is so blown up it's not competitive for even males. They charge 14-15% of annual premium to pay monthly which add to profits and screws the client (industry ave is 2-3%). They are a lousy company for the policyholder - maybe for an investor it's good but not the end user client. tsk tsk tsk.

  • And here's why they show profits - they invest very little money into their "avon" model of a distribution system - very little training and most of it is miss guided. Then they sell only term insurance which is the MOST profitable for any insurer. Add that they have close to the highest rates and we can see why. In additon they have the highest policy lapse rate in the industry - this is a measure of client satisifaction - when they find they can get their term cheaper they leave, in droves

  • See this is where you guys are flipping idiots - primerica sells very expensive term insurance to lower middle class, less educated people. The vast majority of these "agents" are part timers who do this for extra cash - can we all say "Avon Lady" knocking!!! And the SEC and FINRA does NOT regulate the sale of life insurance - these are nasty people who prey on the poor and rip them off - it's that simple

  • @aIprime1 very interesting, sec and finra does not regulate the sale of insurance. Is that because the investments in a life policy ARE SHIT !! HOW DO YOU SAY IT SKAAAA DOOOOSH

  • @termischeap And again moron proving as the moron he is. Life insurance is a fixed product so the SEC and FINRA does not regulate it. Unless variable is being sold. Idiot!!!!

  • @aIprime1 As a former cash value salesman I know that Sec and FINRA stays away from the life industrey because the investments sold inside a policy are pretty much giving the consumer their own money back, called dividends. Jgilles85 you already know this Ben Davis.

  • It sure is clear to everyone who logs in for information, that jgilles85 is an child. As an ex whole life salesman I am sorry for the posts of jgilles85 he is truly set in his ways even if they are wrong. I once felt the same I even had a user name " termisexpensive" however after doing some proper research I learned I was misled as is jgilles85.

  • To jgilles85, it's ok to be honest and come clean. Just confess to be an ass and a complete tool like I was. I feel much better after confessing my mistakes in thinking cash value was good. I was brainwashed by my boss, however I learned the truth from actually reading the policies I was selling. We must applaud a company like Primerica that took a stand against the industry and the garbage that was being sold to families.

  • they have 2 of the biggest investors investing billions of dollars in the company, Warburg Pencus 25 billion, Baron Capital Management 16 billion, do ya really think they would invest that kind of money in a pyramid scheme of any kind??? hell no they wouldnt!! Primerica is partnered up with Equifax, Answer financial, genworth financial, met life, lincoln financial group, Invesco, and Legg mason global asset management to name a few. enough said, REALLY!! Get over it and get a fricken life!!

  • You people putting all these posts on here are very childish!! Primerica is not a product based pyramid scheme, hello they are illegal! and all the reps must be state licensed to sell life Ins and also licensed in securities which are both very highly regulated by the SEC and FINRA (FINRA is the largest regulator for all securities firms in the US) and the FTC and the state insurance departments, do you really think they are going to allow them to operate illegally?

  • I am sorry for my posts under the user name " termisexpensive" I was wrong, I only hope I still can fix the damage I have done to families, and replace the crap whole life policies I sold them.

  • @termischeap You're pathetic, PrimeriDouche.