World Financial Group Reviews

- MLM is the new name for a pyramid scheme - you ARE making money from people under you, and people under them, and people under them..... - you will spend more time "growing your downline" by recruiting than learning about the financial industry and becoming a good financial advisor - if you do rise high enough, you will be spending more time managing the churn than learning about the financial industry and becoming a good financial advisor. - you will become good at exaggerating your skills as a "financial advisor", exaggerating your own personal wealth to attract potential "downline" clients - your only real use will be selling insurance and somewhat crappy funds - clients will find no value in this unless you break out of the WFG mold, crack open some books, and actually become a certified financial planner on your own (WFG doesn't spend much time advocating this)

1. You pay for everything 2. They don't tell you that you are selling a "product" 3. They don't train you to sell said "product" 4. You have to give them your inner circle personal phone numbers (you have to call whoever you write down) 5. After you leave they still contact people you "suggested" 6. You pay for everything 7. You "invest" $100 to the company for "administration" fees. 8. Job is mainly about recruiting others to be on the "team". 9. Have to be willing to invest 99% of your time to recruit others. 10. You have to pay $10 for a booklet of information and only one page is used for the duration of your employment there. 11. Fully commission based 12. Formated as a pyramid scheme, because the person who brings you in get all the money until you are licensed to sell life insurance. While you are working to get qualified you are earning points! 13. DO NOT APPLY UNLESS YOU HAVE ANOTHER JOB ON THE SIDE!!!!!!