National Life GroupReviews of nationallife.com

Their sales agents and his firm GLP are dishonest and in ONLY for themselves. They do not care their ordinary clients, put me in financially difficult position. They care only about their commissions. Avoid them at all costs!!!!!

Do not trust their agents, they will over sell the products. The company does not care about any financial binds you get in, they will take all and I mean all the money and do not allow you to drop the policy with a fee or percentage. But they offer you to be able to keep the policy open buy paying the minimum out of your own savings till it runs dry haha. If you put a complaint in they say you knew everything about this because you signed.

What a disgusting excuse for an insurance company. National life group is everything that is wrong with America today. They take your money and never pay out. They are a scam. Avoid them.

Don't waste your time, finances, or your breath on them. They readily will accept your money, but when it comes time to get it out and close your account, they play games.

This company has serious credibility issues. I was supposedly cleared to work with them as an independent agent. I spent time and limited resources in reaching out to potential clients. After about a couple of weeks I was told that they wanted to sever ties. The issue, I was convicted of a crime at the age of 16. I'm in my fifties now and fully disclosed what in reality should have been sealed. Oren stated they have a zero tolerance policy. They'll ask you to disclose details about arrests as if they're genuinely going to consider you. I made horrible decisions as a teenager but now as an adult my life is as pure as snow. The fact that they rejected my service says more about them than about me. Self-righteous people like Oren think they help society by closing doors; however, it's the opposite. If someone changes honor the change instead of limiting options for someone to live an honest life.

While my experience with National Life Group has revealed several concerning service issues across multiple representatives, I feel compelled to first address my interactions with agent Nicole White. My journey with National Life Group began in 2017 when I met Ms. White at the school where I was teaching. What started as a seemingly trustworthy professional relationship, with my husband and I purchasing annuities through her services, gradually revealed troubling aspects of their business practices. Ms. White's dramatic shift in demeanor and service quality became apparent when we, as clients, simply sought to access our own funds for home improvements. Her adverse reaction to our legitimate request and suggestion that we seek another agent was not only unprofessional but raised serious questions about the company's commitment to client service. This experience with Ms. White, while significant, appears to be symptomatic of broader service issues within National Life Group. However, I believe it's important to address these concerns systematically, beginning with this specific instance that clearly demonstrates the disconnect between their promised client service and actual treatment of long-term customers. My purpose in sharing this is twofold: to alert potential clients to these service issues and to highlight the need for greater accountability in client relationships within National Life Group's business practices.

Took the risk out of my 403b. Fixed indexed has no management fees like my old 403b and I cannot lose money.

My agent was promised a refund by National Life Group, and they never delivered. They went back on their word. Can't trust.