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Vital Retirement Planners

3.7 (3 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Investment management

Retirement planning

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360 Net Worth

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I was really happy with the knowledge, personal attention, and the level of service that I got when…read moreI contacted 360 Net Worth and worked with David. I am a member a small Firefighters Association and needed somebody who could take time to help with our unique financial situation. David was passionate about helping first responders and willing to invest the time needed for the job. He got back to us quickly with easy to understand results that we could move forward with.

Do not trust. Completely unprofessional and failed to deliver what was paid for…read more I hired David Disraeli (360 NetWorth) for estate planning and asset protection, paying a $2,200 fee. He boasts a "Satisfaction Guaranteed" policy on his BBB page, but his actual business practices are completely deceptive. After taking my money, he admitted in writing that he skipped critical phases of my estate plan--failing to review the documents with me, provide instruction, or offer the advice I paid for. Instead of finishing the contracted work, he spent our meetings aggressively trying to upsell me on unauthorized legal services for an eviction issue, demanding an additional $1,000 to file court documents despite admitting he is not an attorney. Furthermore, he engaged in highly concerning privacy practices by secretly adding a secondary account to my private Dropbox folders and taking ownership of my files without permission. When I expressed dissatisfaction and requested a partial refund for the uncompleted work, he immediately blocked my phone number and terminated our engagement. He does not honor his guarantees and abandons his clients the moment he is questioned. Avoid at all costs. edit: text and emails prove that the answer below is incorrect. your text shows that the thousand dollars was to draft the help with the eviction even though you're not even a lawyer! Why don't you look up unlicensed practice of law? In addition- you offered to finish the job was after telling me twice you blocked me! The text that were after that were inappropriate were all yours, sir.

RBFCU - Parmer Lane - Another patron's hidden review

RBFCU - Parmer Lane

(5 reviews)

We closed our RBFCU account several years ago. A couple of years following that closure, RBFCU…read moreissued a debit card - in our name - to a fraudster. Of course we pursued this matter. We were eventually told by RBFCU that they will issue a debit card - without vetting - if someone simply provides a name and social security number, over the phone. (Of course, through data breaches, whose name and SSN isn't available for fraudulent use?) Although the closed accounts had security protocols, such as "secret question & answers," none of those were apparently required to issue a debit card on a closed account. Writing this review to share the above information and to query why the attached review, written by someone else, has been hidden. It accurately describes our experience in opening an account (same thing: it was conducted via video interview with someone we understood to be in the San Antonio area). After all that vetting to open the account, we were shocked that it was really easy for a fraudster to request a debit card on a closed account. The only reason we were alerted to the fraud was that the debit card was mailed to our address. Apparently, even though the fraudster may have requested a change of address, the card came to us. Based on our complaint, RBFCU informed us that it did present the matter to its Internal Audit department for review. Perhaps it is standard operating procedure for Credit Unions to e-z issue debit cards on closed accounts. But, hiding a review which accurately (at least based on our own experience) describes the RBFCU account-opening process surprised us...and motivated this review.

This branch is incredibly kind & helpful! The tellers are very thorough and they helped navigate…read morethe website. Great staff- quick service.

Vital Retirement Planners - investing - Updated October 2026

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