World Financial Group

Very impressed with the professionalism & positive environment. Got an opportunity to network with professionals from different career backgrounds that have a passion for helping families. I was very pleased with the knowledge I gained in the financial concepts & was impressed with the big financial companies they represent & are partnered with.

Just a bunch of bullshitters acting as if they care to sell the dream of retiring at an early age by recruiting as much of your warm market as you can in order to provide them with continual leads for business. They are so obscenely scripted to the point that anyone with any common sense would be realize that they are fake. Anyone with ZERO common sense OR is lost/​frustrated in their life will fall into the trap. ALL MLMs prey on the weak, the young, and gullible. Do you really want to waste months to years of your life for a «company» that statistically has a 3% success rate? Good luck with that. This company is the same as Primerica, ACN, Herbalife, PHP, etc– just a different bogus product.

My financial picture has completely improved because someone was willing to help me understand it. Now, I too help others do the same.
I have been doing this for several years and have learned so much from them. While it may not be for everyone, anyone can gain from what we have to offer. I’ve learned and taught many life/​financial/​business concepts here. Helping others is at the core what we do and it’s fulfilling on so many levels. So let me address some concerns.
First, I appreciate people who think bigger than «Is there refreshments/​food at these community events?» If that’s your priority, then go do that beforehand. We are here to teach you something valuable and expose you to things that you probably would not hear otherwise. It is not our job feed you. From a marketing director’s perspective, those types of people take resources that would be better invested towards the training and educational material.
Secondly, regarding college education, it is not requirement to becoming financially independent. I have known many people outside the business world who are brilliant on paper, yet their finances are a wreck. We teach skills that don’t require a formal education. Yet, to say that the people here are generally undereducated is at best not true and at worse ignorant. A majority of the people in this office have a bachelors, masters or PhD. Like several before me, I earned an MBA from a prestigious California University while I was also doing this part time. I can tell you that they still don’t teach personal finances on the graduate level, many just get into more debt.
Lastly, if they are open to changing their situation, despite their circumstances, then they deserve a fair and equal shot to financial independence. If you are on the fence about coming, I would recommend that you should at least form your own opinion by checking out one of our community events.

I had a horrible experience yesterday at one of their meetings.
1. Upon my arrival they greet me, asked for my name & who invited me.
2. Made me wait in the reception & the greeter started asking me questions. (What i do for living)
3. NO coffee or water was offered to me (it was 7pm & was hot 85°)
4. After 10mins of being questioned i finally walked inside their «conference» room.
5. Everyone was in business attire, looking very proffesional, trying to brainwashed you by telling you their «success» stories.
6.1^st Presentation was company information & it was presented with old videos (if they make lots of $$ they can invest in better videos)
7. 2^nd presentation by Jesse Gutierrez was a power point where they showed you the benefits of saving and how WFG can help you.
8. Finally after 2 hrs of presentations and still no water was offer, they try to convince you to stay longer for an interview. (More brainwashing)
Who wants to earn extra income working part time? Everyone, right!
The brokers, senior marketers, and the rest of the satff they dont see you and an individual that needs help to get out of financial debt or need help to plan for the future. The looked at you as a Dollar sign ($) walking in the room. You see a lot of cheering and support with eachother, but why?
$ –broker
$ $ $ $ — broker convinced 4 people to join
$$ $$ $$ $$ – those ^ convinced others to join
And so on…
A burger flipper that was making $ 1200 a month is now making $ 10k monthly after joining WFG sounds great, right!
But what happened with their education? Nothing, because now they are busy brainwashing more individuals to make a living.
Brainwahing is NOT helping families.
All those presentations are common sense, save $$ live better, be smart & stop spending your money with unnecessary things.
BTW im very observant and most of the WFG members they had old phones and parking lot was filled with average cars 2000– 2015 models. And whoever said «im glad i dont have a car payment because thanks to WFG im making good monthly income» is a liar.
GOD bless technology!

Very helpful, concerned, and informative staff. They were quick to address my needs and explain the benefits and options available to me. If more offices were like this one I feel that retirement investments and life insurance wouldn’t have such a bad stigma.

This is an awesome group of people doing great things for the community and the nation. They are explicitly professional and knowledgeable, with the highest of moral standards. They know the financial business from retirement planning, saving money, being debt-​free, saving for your children’s college, health and life insurance products, annuities, mutual funds, IRA’s etc. I could go on. They have helped me insure my own retirement when my 401K lost most of its value. Now, I have a product that will never lose money and it’s TAX-​FREE. Their mission is to educate and service the middle class. That’s what I am and that’s what they did. Wish I had known about them sooner. Better late than never.