I've done my returns with Howell Associates for 6 years. As a small business owner they are…read moreabsolutely terrific. Organized, responsive, secure. Everything you want in an accountant. Craig and Jodi are terrific.

From the owner: Our job is to provide you everything from financial reports on a timely basis to simple,…read moreunderstandable advice and tax returns. We want to help you avoid problems rather than have to solve them.

Sir Alan Mooney desires to be the richest man in the world...while maintaining the highest level of…read moreintegrity, honesty, thrustworthiness, and loyalty. I had to include his proper, knighted title because to me, it is one of the most honorable achievements a person could have. He was knighted by the Pope! Unbelievable! Back to business- Mooney Registered Investment Advisory (or Alan) oversee approximately 150 stockbrokers which credits his company as one of the largest represented on Wall St. He must know what he's doing, don't you think? Mr. Mooney considers himself first as a Christian, followed jointly by a Capitalist and Objectionist. He has an abundance of knowledge in politics, history, religion, world events, governmental versus , and on and on. He's a bit of a talker. Schedule the time, it's worth it. Some of his advice on surviving the current market is to get out of debt. Pay off as much as you can. If you get ahead while things are down, you will come out on top. The other significant, and repeated theme of his conversations is thrustworthiness. A man I work with has a saying written on the windshield of his car. It says: "Do right, fear nothing." Those are the words that Mr. Mooney seems to live by. A person like this is a person I would trust with my financial investments. Too bad I'm no where near the million dollar level that he's accustomed to managing.

I am fed up with InHEalth! My premiums went up 279.00 Per MONTH for the coming year! They are…read moresupposed to have a board of directors (BOD) run by peers. We make very few, if any claims. I find the BOD to be out of touch. Another gripe is that they will pay for some PT, but I live in Dayton. The only PT provider they would pay for is in Cincinnati. I think they did that on purpose to discourage people who may benefit from PT to avoid using it. I will check into some other plan. These people are about as bad as the politicians in DC. I am sending a letter and will be curious to see if anyone responds since they haven't bothered to respond to any of my phone calls!

So Bad! I have a "Gold" policy with InHealth Mutual and they deny claims left and right. Things…read morethat were covered with other companies' more basic plans, they just flat out don't pay. Then there is the "coding" excuse. They say it's not payable because the doctor coded it wrong, so you go back to the doctor and they re-submit, and inHealth still doesn't pay it! I've never had this level of problems with any health insurance anywhere, ever! Do yourself a favor, even if you have to pay more, go with another provider. I would avoid InHealth like the plague... which you'd better not get, because they probably wouldn't cover it!

Worst experience ever. Tried all day to call and chat with someone from here and nothing. Literally…read morewaited in the phone for 6 hours. HORRIBLE. Customer service. Run!

I attempted to contact the Columbus, Ohio location and without an account number or a extension of…read morea person at that location, you can not talk to anyone for assistance. I then went on-line to do some research and found a general, national number to contact. I ask Joseph if I was able to sit and meet with a person to discuss IRA accounts. Getting to the end of this review if I have $25,000 to bring over to TD Ameritrade I could get some one on one time with the Columbus office. This was without understanding of how much I am willing to deposit into the IRA. I am looking for someone to have a discussion with and a company who will talk to you regardless of opening a new account or bringing with you funds from another account to start a larger investment amount. I hope to find that company that still believes in customer assistance weather in person or on-line

I'm getting old. Well, I'm already old, but I'm starting to think about retirement…read more Our company's 401k is through them, plus they do more general retirement services. So I went to their website, and talked to an advisor on the phone, and then came in here for a meeting. Learned a lot at every step. Went through a bunch of options, made some decisions about which direction to head, nothing definite yet but at least I know where I'm going now. The website is easy to use, the phone advisor was good, and the service at this location was good as well. It's convenient near the highway. Comfy inside. Updated with nice furniture and big computer screens to go over options. Jeff was down to earth and knowledgeable. I'll be back. Hopefully soon.

Went to the Polaris location to have them fax papers on my account. Lovely reception area. When I…read morecalled two days later to check on the progress found out the girl only faxed two of the three pages. Then talking to customer service found out I could have scanned it. The original person never gave me that option and said I needed to fax or mail them my paperwork. Such a waste of my time and gas!

Keith and his agents openly admitted to using 3rd party call centers to get leads. As much as I…read moreappreciate a determined sales person I do not appreciate a spam call center that barely speaks English calling me 11 times in one day. Keith, you should seriously review your business decisions. I'm sure Allstate would not appreciate you harassing potential customers with your business decisions. Additionally, I'm sure you would not like me to call you 11 times per day. An additional personal opinion of mine is that brokers are an unnecessary part of the insurance game, especially in the modern age. This could be completely handled by an AI assistant, which I'm sure would lower premiums and save everybody in the world money. Count your days and I really hope your business fails. Regards, a harassed potential customer.

This agency has serious privacy red flags. They find and take pictures of your house just to…read morecreepily print and mail them back to you in hopes you will become their customer. It is an uncomfortable practice to say the least and a predatory one at best. No one needs a giant picture of this gentleman's face next to photos of their actual home, telling them that they would be a perfect match. Incredibly unsettling business practice.