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It would only be important if they either forced the clients to shift holdings, or if they did it without client consent.I've looked at a few articles now and I can't find what Primerica put the clients into.
Wouldn't that be kind of an important part of the story?
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You would think.....I've looked at a few articles now and I can't find what Primerica put the clients into.
Wouldn't that be kind of an important part of the story?
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Well, that depends upon the quality of the explanations.It would only be important if they either forced the clients to shift holdings, or if they did it without client consent.I've looked at a few articles now and I can't find what Primerica put the clients into. Wouldn't that be kind of an important part of the story?
if they did it after giving clients an option along with explanations, it is not important at all.
still trying to figure out how the govenrment should have any ownership or say where a persons earned assets should go after they die.
I know that before I die everything I own will be legally transferred to my daughter. Right now its the only way she will be able to keep any real estate holding and bank accounts without the government stealing it to be redistributed to the ghetto monkeys.
If you didn't understand her argument, you're really not very bright.Let me see, it's legal, but it's wrong.
Hmmkay
Yes, Sen. Warren agreed it was legal, but not right [as in honorable].The law says what the law says, and it clearly says that what the witness did was legal.....you watch the testimony? Didn't think so. Clear off the thread deflection boiDot com
Just pointing out that she isn't much of a lawyer if she doesn't even know it's illegal to practice law without a license... That pretty much makes her other opinions questionable, at best........
Warren sure ain't much of a jack leg lawyer, is she?????
So it's OK with you to see people near retirement, with guaranteed income for life, to switch to questionable investments which mean profit for the company selling them on it.You would think.....I've looked at a few articles now and I can't find what Primerica put the clients into.
Wouldn't that be kind of an important part of the story?
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All I've got out of it so far is that Warren ain't much of a lawyer....
What were the questionable investments, precisely?Yes, Sen. Warren agreed it was legal, but not right [as in honorable].The law says what the law says, and it clearly says that what the witness did was legal.....you watch the testimony? Didn't think so. Clear off the thread deflection boiDot com
Just pointing out that she isn't much of a lawyer if she doesn't even know it's illegal to practice law without a license... That pretty much makes her other opinions questionable, at best........
Warren sure ain't much of a jack leg lawyer, is she?????
So it's OK with you to see people near retirement, with guaranteed income for life, to switch to questionable investments which mean profit for the company selling them on it.You would think.....I've looked at a few articles now and I can't find what Primerica put the clients into.
Wouldn't that be kind of an important part of the story?
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All I've got out of it so far is that Warren ain't much of a lawyer....
No doubt, you're for privatizing Social Security, too.
Does the investor have any responsibility to research where their money is going?Well, that depends upon the quality of the explanations.It would only be important if they either forced the clients to shift holdings, or if they did it without client consent.I've looked at a few articles now and I can't find what Primerica put the clients into. Wouldn't that be kind of an important part of the story?
if they did it after giving clients an option along with explanations, it is not important at all.
Primerica's reputation within the industry is that of a JV team (or below). However, there are investment vehicles that pay better than some pensions, with guarantees. I'm just curious if there is any substance behind all this, or if it's just more partisan bullshit.
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since when has a liberal been concerned with right or honorable. seriously.Yes, Sen. Warren agreed it was legal, but not right [as in honorable].The law says what the law says, and it clearly says that what the witness did was legal.....you watch the testimony? Didn't think so. Clear off the thread deflection boiDot com
Just pointing out that she isn't much of a lawyer if she doesn't even know it's illegal to practice law without a license... That pretty much makes her other opinions questionable, at best........
Warren sure ain't much of a jack leg lawyer, is she?????
So it's OK with you to see people near retirement, with guaranteed income for life, to switch to questionable investments which mean profit for the company selling them on it.You would think.....I've looked at a few articles now and I can't find what Primerica put the clients into.
Wouldn't that be kind of an important part of the story?
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All I've got out of it so far is that Warren ain't much of a lawyer....
No doubt, you're for privatizing Social Security, too.
No, but the advisor is obligated to fully, clearly and accurately describe the risks. And believe me, that doesn't always happen. What I don't know here - and what no one else seems to know - are the specifics of these cases.Does the investor have any responsibility to research where their money is going?Well, that depends upon the quality of the explanations.It would only be important if they either forced the clients to shift holdings, or if they did it without client consent.I've looked at a few articles now and I can't find what Primerica put the clients into. Wouldn't that be kind of an important part of the story?
if they did it after giving clients an option along with explanations, it is not important at all.
Primerica's reputation within the industry is that of a JV team (or below). However, there are investment vehicles that pay better than some pensions, with guarantees. I'm just curious if there is any substance behind all this, or if it's just more partisan bullshit.
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I look at mine, Im pretty sure Im not that much smarter than those with Primerica.
both affirmative action placements.There was a time when you actually had to be smart to get into Harvard, but after Obama and Warren, it's clear they dropped any pretense of having academic standards
if there was, the hen-pecked GOP'er witness would've erupted in righteous indignation. Sen Warren slammed that fraudster who fleeced retirees out of their pensions just to make a management fee.Well, that depends upon the quality of the explanations.It would only be important if they either forced the clients to shift holdings, or if they did it without client consent.I've looked at a few articles now and I can't find what Primerica put the clients into. Wouldn't that be kind of an important part of the story?
if they did it after giving clients an option along with explanations, it is not important at all.
Primerica's reputation within the industry is that of a JV team (or below). However, there are investment vehicles that pay better than some pensions, with guarantees. I'm just curious if there is any substance behind all this, or if it's just more partisan bullshit.
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Yeah, there does seem to be some questions about Warren claiming to be Native American while working for Harvard.both affirmative action placements.There was a time when you actually had to be smart to get into Harvard, but after Obama and Warren, it's clear they dropped any pretense of having academic standards
that is if obama was really there, still no proof on that.
So you don't know. Okay.if there was the hen-pecked GOP'er witness wouldv'e erupted in righteous indignation. Sen Warren slammed that fraudster.Well, that depends upon the quality of the explanations.It would only be important if they either forced the clients to shift holdings, or if they did it without client consent.I've looked at a few articles now and I can't find what Primerica put the clients into. Wouldn't that be kind of an important part of the story?
if they did it after giving clients an option along with explanations, it is not important at all.
Primerica's reputation within the industry is that of a JV team (or below). However, there are investment vehicles that pay better than some pensions, with guarantees. I'm just curious if there is any substance behind all this, or if it's just more partisan bullshit.
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you watch the clip 57Frank?If you didn't understand her argument, you're really not very bright.Let me see, it's legal, but it's wrong.
Hmmkay
It's legal, but she doesn't like it.
Must be part of her Cherokee heritage. Did she rub her cheekbones during her testimony?
You Progressives worship the biggest fucking morons on the planet
and dot com prefers to go by talking points from the left.So you don't know. Okay.if there was the hen-pecked GOP'er witness wouldv'e erupted in righteous indignation. Sen Warren slammed that fraudster.Well, that depends upon the quality of the explanations.It would only be important if they either forced the clients to shift holdings, or if they did it without client consent.I've looked at a few articles now and I can't find what Primerica put the clients into. Wouldn't that be kind of an important part of the story?
if they did it after giving clients an option along with explanations, it is not important at all.
Primerica's reputation within the industry is that of a JV team (or below). However, there are investment vehicles that pay better than some pensions, with guarantees. I'm just curious if there is any substance behind all this, or if it's just more partisan bullshit.
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I prefer to go on actual information.
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still deflecting? Whatsamatta? No good threads of your own to post in shit stain?Yeah, there does seem to be some questions about Warren claiming to be Native American while working for Harvard.both affirmative action placements.There was a time when you actually had to be smart to get into Harvard, but after Obama and Warren, it's clear they dropped any pretense of having academic standards
that is if obama was really there, still no proof on that.
google is your friendSo you don't know. Okay.if there was the hen-pecked GOP'er witness wouldv'e erupted in righteous indignation. Sen Warren slammed that fraudster.Well, that depends upon the quality of the explanations.It would only be important if they either forced the clients to shift holdings, or if they did it without client consent.I've looked at a few articles now and I can't find what Primerica put the clients into. Wouldn't that be kind of an important part of the story?
if they did it after giving clients an option along with explanations, it is not important at all.
Primerica's reputation within the industry is that of a JV team (or below). However, there are investment vehicles that pay better than some pensions, with guarantees. I'm just curious if there is any substance behind all this, or if it's just more partisan bullshit.
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I prefer to go on actual information.
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