Not sure what the point of your comment is, but whatever. His clients are his clients regardless.

You don't buy insurance policies or mutual funds from Primerica at inflated costs and stack them in your closet like Mary Kay makeup just waiting to sell them to a sucker at inflated prices or deflated ones because you need to dump inventory. You won't suffer financial devastation if you come into Primerica and decide to leave.

Primerica sells the same financial products as any other financial services company, it is licensed and regulated as a brokerage and represents many different companies. Maybe it was TL:DR, but folks just don't want to acknowledge that Primerica representative have passed all the proper licensing exams and are registered with FINRA, just like the reps at Edward Jones, Charles Schwab, or any place else. How is that a scam? All of the major players in the financial services industry regularly offer training for Primerica representatives.

Look, maybe some recruiting experiences have seemed questionable but that is on those individuals, my husband's office doesn't operate that way. Primerica offers a way to become a licensed insurance agent and/or salesperson of financial products for those who are interested and have the ability. Those of you that hate Primerica and want to group it with the rest of them will not be swayed by anything I write, but that doesn't change the truth of what I am saying.

Thanks for the downvotes, such a nice welcome to Reddit.