Please avoid this company! I found out several of my Soldiers had went to their office off post after being solicited on post during a new Solider reception. Thank God I found out early on. This company had signed my Soldiers up for various whole life insurance products, with money being deducted from their checks. It got sold to my Soldiers as a "Savings Account". When one of my Soldiers went to withdraw the money, they couldn't because in reality they were sold into an insurance product. They take advantage of young, naïve Soldiers who don't know any better. Don't fall for their free giveaways to get you to come into their office off post. This company is nothing but salesmen trying to sell you into a life insurance product under the guise of "teaching you financial literacy". Look at the name of their company, Allied Marketing Group. Does the name alone give you any confidence? It is a shame Fort Hood allows this company on post to market to young soldiers and families. Soldiers and Families, you have free resources on post for financial help. Every Unit has a financial readiness officer that can help you. The SGLI (term life insurance) you receive from the Army is more than enough under most circumstances. Likewise with the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) to begin saving for your retirement. Do not let them sell you into one of their life insurance products. Look at the other 1 star reviews. It is hard to get your money back, if at all. read more

Shame on this company. Soldiers and families, DO NOT go here and DO NOT trust this company. DO NOT fall for their free x-box, PlayStation, TV, or whatever it is now they are giving away to try and get you to come into their office. They pretend to care about you, your finances, and educating you. In reality, they are just salesmen trying to sell you into a life insurance product that is totally unnecessary for most. Look at the name of their company, Allied Marketing Group. Does the name alone give you any confidence? Ask them how they make money. They get commissions off of the insurance and other products they sell you, under the guise of "helping soldiers and making them financially strong". It is a shame Fort Hood allows this company on post to market to young soldiers and families. Soldiers and Families, you have free resources on post for financial help. Every Unit has a financial readiness officer that can help you. The SGLI (term life insurance) you receive from the Army is more than enough under most circumstances. Likewise with the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) to begin saving for your retirement. Do not let them sell you into one of their life insurance products. Look at the other 1 star reviews. It is hard to get your money back, if at all. I found out several of my Soldiers had went to their office off post after being solicited on post during a new Solider reception. Thank God I found out early on. This company had signed my Soldiers up for various whole life insurance products, with money being deducted from their checks. It got sold to my Soldiers as a "Savings Account". When one of my Soldiers went to withdraw the money, they couldn't because in reality they were sold into an insurance product. They take advantage of young, naïve Soldiers who don't know any better. So please talk with your unit financial officer who has your best interests at heart and is not going to try and sell you something. Stay away! read more

I would give zero stars if I could! At first I was going to write a neutral review, but considering the fact that my husband went to cancel today and the manager herself told him "you're wife is not pleasant on the phone" and mentioning that their life insurance policy protects him in the event of a divorce.... I decided to revise my review. My husband came home and we had a laugh of how comical your comments were. Furthermore the audacity to share such inappropriate and unprofessional statements. My husband was told he had won some raffle here at AMG so we as a family met with Bobie last Monday. Again, my husband was only told he won some raffle. Upon arriving to our appointment (which was only supposed to be 30 to 45 minutes but ended up being 2 hours??) he was told all about your money making itself money and this life insurance plan but don't trust the government but oh its federal. Because that makes sense? They say they don't force you to sign up for anything, but they sure have a way to be extra pushy into signing you up for this policy. We canceled just in time before anything pulled out of our account. I would not trust this place with any money, policy, anything. They didn't even wear masks upon entering so that was my first red flag. To prevent this post from being deleted because all their reviews are "so good" I'll be sure to share this on all wives/family pages, Google reviews, and report this business to BBB. Thanks for nothing! read more