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Went to their website to get the "free" 65 Ways to Retire Smart Guide (which, although it has a few obvious tips also has some good advice).  Then the fun began, because they also said you could download "free" apps to help you plan your retirement.  The very first thing they wanted before you could download anything was your checking account number.  Ha!  Like I'm going to give that out over an unprotected link to someone I've never heard of before.  Now the emails and phone calls come in regularly even though I want nothing to do with them.  So, the business may be legit, but their annoying (and by the way, unsolicited) calls and emails prove to me they are scumbags and lowlifes out to drain you of your cash.

Most likely taken out of the free Government publication where you could have simply downloaded it and not had any calls.  Remember, free to these people means strings attached.

Just got the same thing.  I signed up for Personal Capital (the software, I don't need advice).  Even the software does not really work that well.