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In Reply to: Re: Re: investing in mutual funds/other investments with Primerica posted by Brian on May 16, 2001 at 14:26:34:
Would you trust your money to the biggest company on the planet (over 900 billion in assets)?
***I didn't know that PFS investments was that big
Would you dare take a chance in investing your money with a company that is one of the 30 companies that make up the DOW JONES average?
***Again, can't seem to find PFS investments there
Would even conceive of the idea to trust a company that, although have qualified part-time employees, are partners with that little investment company Smith Barney?
***Define qualified (Passing a test and repeating what someone else tells you to say?)
Primerica is a subsidiary of Citigroup. As is the Travelers companies, Smith Barney investments, and Citibank.
Primerica is just simply the marketing arm of the conglomerate, Citigroup.
***Other than Primerica Life, Travlers bank, and PFS investments what companies with Citigroup do you market for and what EXACTLY do you market?
There is one thing I would take with you from this other poster. That one thing is, do your own checking around (like you did on this board). It's the sign of a smart investor.
***Good advice, take it.
By-the-way, if you plan on going with some independent broker or an established firm, be prepared to open an account with them. Usually around $2000-$2500 unfortunately
***Not exactly the truth, there are plently of people to help you, just takes a little effort on your part to find them. It's usually not your friend or a family member. (AMWAY)