Need Extra Money? Career Change? Great Opportunity

Let me preface this by saying that I hope all of my years on here has earned me some rep so you guys don't think I'm trying to scam you.

As some of you know, I work full-time as a Tax Analyst, but even though I'm good at it, I don't love my job. I prefer finances and helping people with theirs. I recently got started with another job on the side, and am hoping to one day quit my current job and do this other one full time.

The company is called Primerica Financial Services (the company with the most 6 figure earners in the U.S.), and pretty much anyone can do it (they teach you all you need to know). Basically what you do is sit down with a family, go over their financial situation, take some information and put it into a computer. You show them how they can save money, and help them. It doesn't cost them a dime.

The way you make money is mostly through life insurance. When you sit down with them, one of the things you talk about when you're taking their numbers is their life insurance. If they don't have any, not enough, or if they need a longer policy, you can help them out, and get paid for it. There are numerous other things you can get paid for as well, but that's the main one.

A friend of mine that works there brought in $10,000 just last month, and it was only his 3rd month there. One of the best parts is, you're your own boss and you do it at your own leisure.

Look, I don't want anyone to think I'm trying to scam them. They do overview presentations that last about 20 minutes, or if you prefer, the Regional Vice President (a great and very down to earth guy) will be happy to sit down and explain things. I will be happy to meet you there as well.

There's a lot more to it, this is just the tip of the iceberg. If you just check out the overview presentation, you'll see why it's such a great opportunity.

You can email me through the board, or post on here if you're interested and I can help you get set up, or we can meet/email/talk about it. If you have questions, I'll be happy to answer.

Pugs

Edit: as of now this is only in the Houston area, unless you're willing to drive down.

 

Well I guess that shows how much research you've done.

Thanks for your input anyway.

CCorn - You're right, it's not required (to be honest, I wish I hadn't wasted all of that time and money on my degree!). I'll email you in a couple of minutes.

Pugs

 

Yeah, I guess some people just don't understand this, or the way it works. I'll send you an email from work in the morning.

Look, you don't just go out and say..."hey, do you want to buy life insurance?"

You sit down with them, get their income, mortgage, savings, debt, etc., put it into a computer program, which figures out where they could save money, and use that to figure out how much extra money they could have, and what would be best to do with it (get life insurance to cover the family/home/debt/etc., pay off debt or put it toward retirement). That's why the title is "Financial Advisor" and not "Insurance Salesman". If you're not interested, or at least wanting to learn more, then that's fine, just move along.

Pugs

 

Hey, if you don't want that protection for yourself and for your family that's fine, we all are entitled to our own opinion. That's not what I made this thread for anyway, I was trying to pass this along so people could take advantage of the opportunity.

Pugs

 

Good explanation IBTL. As far as the "buy in" goes, there is no buy in. The only thing you pay for is your background check. Once they've done a background check, you sign up to take 2 8-hour classes (usually back to back, Saturday and Sunday), they give you the manual and basically tell you everything that is on the test. You get access to a lot of different study options, and then when you've passed a practice exam, you can take the state exam (they pay for it) to obtain your license.

The money from the background check is refunded to you after you get your first sale as well, I got mine back the day I got my license because I had sat down with the Regional Vice President and my aunt, we found money for her and updated her policy, but because I didn't have my license yet, I couldn't actually make the sell at that time. So when I did get my license a few days later, I got the money.

Pugs

 

MLM scheme? Sure, it's Multi Level Marketing, and you have to start at the bottom, but nowhere did I ever say that someone has to go in and say "hey, pugsly8422 sent me here". I said to email me and I'd give them the information. Ask any of the people I've emailed so far to come forth and flat out ask them..."did pugsly8422 tell you to tell them that he recruited you?" See what they say. I've said all along, this has been successful for me and I wanted to pass it on to others. It's good to know this is what I get on here for trying to help out others.

Pugs

Edit: Damn, this has me so upset. Everyone seems to think....nobody does anything unless they get some benefit out of it. I sure do get a lot out of posting that deals thread don't I? You know, screw that, and scew this. It's good to know when you're appreciated. I'll finish this thread, if anyone wants to contact me about it, or has questions that's fine, but after this I'm done. Thanks for 10 years ClutchFans.