Primerica Investments

Mon, 01 Mar 2010 08:07:07 +0000


  • Recent Posts

    • Need help with Finance and annuities?
    • Report of the Commission on Old Age Pensions, Annuities and Insurance. January, 1910
    • Transferring a 401K to annuity?
    • What it taxable in an annuity?
    • are insurance annuities still safe in today’s market?
    • i am the designated beneficiary on my mothers retirement annuity account. will i pay taxes on this money?
    • How can I find the annuities of a family member after death?
    • As far as Annuties go, What is LERO?
    • JG Wentworth?
    • i have an annuity from a car accident that i contacted jg wentworth to sell. i am going to court next wk?
    • Primerica Financial Services: Word- of- Mouth, Gwinnett County, Georgia, Series 6, FINRA, Long- Term care Insurance, Variable Annuity, Credit Monitoring
    • What are some reasons why someone would need permanent life insurance?
    • Help! Do I pay inheritence or income tax on a check recieved from an innuity that was closed when my dad died?
    • How do they compute a lump sum payout for retirees, as opposed to a life-long annuity?
    • What is the best retirement system,a lump sum to invest in a finacial investing firm or a company annunity,or?
  • Primerica…that’s funny. I love the business model there: "Mr. customer, do you want to buy some term insurance? Great, when we’re done with that, how about you starting your own business and selling some insurance to your neighbors. I’ll put you to work in your own business. If you recruit enough folks to work for you then you can move up a level. All those recruits will be rolling up to you. Oh, one more thing….have you met my wife? She’s got a distribution business and she’d like to invite you to her AMWAY / party."

    So let me get this straight. You work for / "own" a company that views everything in a black and white fashion?

    $250,000 term. Let’s see, according to the Primerica law of insurance, you plan to make $25,000 this year.

    Rule of 72. Sure i know that one about compound interest and growth of single lump sums.

    Here’s one for you: do you know the 72(t) rules?

    By the way, I don’t sell insurance or investments for a living….I just wanted to respond to your silly comments.