Ronald Beauman
GBHorrible product, horrible service. My (ex) financial advisor sold me an annuity, claiming it was an investment. It seemed very complicated but I trusted him. After we parted ways, I looked into it, and found that this really profited the company (and probably him). It is worth less than when I bought it, after many years, and they take their cut no matter what. The company denies any responsibility. To make matters worse, the customer service is bad. I had to call many times to find out what was going on. Today, for some reason the website did not work (I was just trying to get their phone number). I had to call their tech support who could not explain it, so had to get a new password. Then I called, was verified, was finally transferred to an agent who wanted to verify me yet again (3rd time today, 2nd time in that call). I hung up in disgust.
Jane
GBGet nothing but a run around Mind you this is still ongoing...my husbands mother passed at 97 in November 2023, father in 2012. Policy was on both parents so both had to pass. Sent EVERYTHING including death certificates for both in December. Re-sent in January because they "lost" everything. We call every week and get nothing but different excuses for not sending out the death benefit. "another dept accidently received it, give us 48 hours" Sure. Right. Call again... "Can't figure out the amount" (we have a statement). "It hasn't been 10 days" Wow, I'm pretty sure it has. "it will be in the mail in another couple of weeks" Oh and the best one is "it will only be half the amount" (did I mention we have a statement) And just so everyone is aware, they do not pay interest on money that they "hang on to". We have since filled a claim with the insurance commissioner in our state.
Molly Gahagan
GBTerrible-do not purchase insurance if… Terrible-do not purchase insurance if you can help it. I went on the vitality program when I purchased insurance because they were offering a "free" Apple watch. Well, I'm a year into it and all the steps/activities I do during the day to get my Vitality points in are not being counted towards my free payment. So I've been getting charged for the watch when I shouldn't. Have reached out multiple times to get help from John Hancock and it's like nobody ever works there, you can't get one person on the phone to get an answer once you're a customer. SCAM-do not sign up with them!
Guerry C McComas
GBI am very thankful that our most… I am very thankful that our most favored Life Insurance Company has begun FEx coverage for Customers. My husband {Spouse} took out a Life Policy in 1964, while serving in the US Navy, in Sanford, FL> A gracious gentleman from an Orlando office came to the Air Base, (closed many years ago), and he [Guerry C] still has the Policy and is quite proud of it. Therefore, I am now "joined" with him, and feel very much secure. Grateful, Liz T McComas
Robert Quinn
GBHonestly Honestly, their app picks and chooses what it counts toward rewards. You get “vitality points” for what seems like no reason But they’re actually fairly useless. I have the Apple Watch reward through them and I spent months paying because their app didn’t register my workouts half the time. They say “get x number of workouts to spin the vitality wheel” I’ve been stuck on 8 out of 10 for over a week. Even though I hit their ever changing requirements every time. I’ve brought these issues their attention and they only offered excuses and blame. It’s all a bit of a sham really.