Franklin Templeton Investments

The investments my husband made lost money an since his death they I want to sell these investments, but they are making it as hard as possible for me to get my money out while they continue to lose MY money. Here is are just a few of the things they are demanding: A photocopy of the Letters Testamentary naming the executor (s) for the estate. The document must be dated by the court within the last 120 days. The enclosed Account Application, completed and signed by the executor (s) for the estate. We require that the estate portion of the Account Registration section be completed including the estate registration and Taxpayer Identification Number. Additionally, please provide each executor’s name, residential street address, date of birth, and Social Security Number. The Signature and Tax Certification section must be signed by each executor to agree to important terms and conditions of the investment and certify the estate’s Taxpayer Identification Number. To continue or establish any account options, we require that the appropriate section (s) of the Account Application be completed. My husband’s will states everything is left to me, and while they delay, I am losing even more money.

First Class operation, there is a small office that customers can go to ask questions. This mainly is a place that handles the calls and back office operations for customers and Financial Advisers. Large campus with about 4 buildings. Café available for staff and their guests.
Make sure you know what building you are going to meet your contact at.

My Father passed away and he had his money in a couple of other investment places I will not name names… But it was hell trying to get the money out of there for my sister and my Step mother. I went to Franklin Templeton and they helped me get my part of the money and because of them this also help the other companies release the money to my sister and step mother. If it was not for Franklin Templeton I believe the money still would be in the other investments companies losing money! so Thank you Franklin Templeton. Now I know my money is safe and I am happy that I get a monthly statement knowing it is safe.

Their «mission statement» says they:
«Put clients first. We strive to know and meet our clients’ needs, and we fully accept our fiduciary responsibility to protect shareholders’ interests.»
WRONG. They have done nothing but screw up my accounts. Most recently they sent money to my bank account under a different name — causing my bank to reject the deposit, causing me to lose out on a trip to New York for a private presentation by a well-​known marketing guru, Seth Godin — who, oddly enough, talks about how poor service by corporations hurts their reputation with their customers. My advice? See someone else to «trust» with your portfolio and your retirement plans.