Basically the same as Primerica. It's unfortunate that they make their victims pressure friends and acquaintances to these odd open house things to get you to become a "Financial Planner". If that's what they always push their "Planners" to do, where are all the damn clients and the planning? One would think they'd spend more time actually helping people with financial planning rather than inviting people to these open house things. Also I would surmise that their training is subpar if anything similar to Primerica.
From what I know the company's parent company, Aegon, is a large legit Financial company (They are Transamerica Life) it's too bad they also have their foot in this type of business.
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