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Wesley Financial Group

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Quick cash opportunity, but toxic management and practices - Sales Wesley Financial Group Employee Review

1.0
May 27, 2026
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Pros

Great way to make quick cash.

Cons

CEO is horrible.Just follow him on Facebook you’ll see what I’m talking about. Managers are incompetent. Business model isn’t sustainable. You pay WFG thousands of dollars just for them to foreclose on your timeshare. You can get away with anything if you’re drinking the kool-Aid and if you’re a sheep that doesn’t ask questions. As soon as you become an inconvenience, they force you out.

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5.0
Feb 4, 2026
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Pros

Love what we do. We are getting people out of bad situations and a lot of stress and heartache. Work culture is great. Get a lot of support from your leaders and the people at the top make sure everyone is treated with respect and do a lot of things to help our community.

Cons

The commute to the office can be a pain. And it's in a big building so it can take several minutes to get from your car to your workspace.

1.0
Jun 11, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Work from home Friday. Weekly check.

Cons

Constant brainwashing in company meetings and one on one meetings. If you express any concern over ethics or legality they waste no time trying squash it and prove they are right and convince you you’re wrong. They want true believers that will follow blindly for a tiny paycheck. They do not value their employees or their clients. They value taking as much money from the clients as possible regardless of if we can actually help them. WFG is classified in the same category as insurance companies with the SEC. They don’t care if they know we can’t cancel someone’s timeshare, they take the money, invest it, then when they have to refund they still made a profit. Who cares if we knowingly wasted that persons time for 3-5 years and left them with wrecked credit? Sales shamelessly takes advantage of new clients, just as big of liars as the timeshare and Resolutions has to maintain the lie to keep the client happy and from knowing there is very little we actually do to cancel the timeshare. If you are encouraging or instructing employees to hide the truth from clients paying you thousands, there is a problem. If you feel the need to resell the company to your employees at every turn, there is a problem, and it’s not the employees. The core values of this company have nothing to do with helping clients and everything to do with maintaining Wesley’s scam. They may not be in criminal trouble yet but I hope one day some former clients band together and sue. They’ll probably win. And the basis for the timeshare lawsuits against Wesley are true, they just managed to settle. Interpreting legal documents and giving advice on them to clients. The sales is misleading. The work is just a facade.

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