Make Your Move
It’s a Great Time to Be in Business for Yourself!
Whatever your stage in life, Primerica can help you create a successful business of your own while helping others in the community. You’ll find no “glass ceiling” — but you will find unlimited opportunity with a generous commission and bonus structure. Whether you’ve managed a household or an entire workforce, Primerica can help you find the freedom you’ve been looking for.
Get a Fresh Start
Primerica offers unique opportunities for women, no matter what stage of life you’re in. From new mothers who left the workforce to raise children, to seasoned professionals tired of Corporate America, Primerica has helped thousands of women go into business for themselves. At any stage in your life, you can start over and be independent. Plus, you can work as little or as much as your schedule allows — it’s up to you.
Tired of financial inequality with men, inflexible work hours and limited career advancement, more women are going into business for themselves. Take a look:
- 10.1 million firms are owned by women (75% or more), employing more than 13 million people.
Center for Women’s Business Research, www.cfwbr.org, viewed December 1, 2009
- Women‑owned firms (50% or more) account for 40% of all privately held firms.
Ibid.
- Women‑owned businesses generated $1.9 trillion in sales as of 2008.
Ibid.
- One in five firms with revenue of $1 million or more is woman‑owned.
Ibid.
A Growing Voice
Armed with more information and opportunity, women are taking a greater role in managing their finances.
- "By a ratio of nearly two-to-one, women say that they (45%) rather than their partner (23%) manage the money in the household."
Gender and Power, Pew Research Center Publications, September 25, 2008
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More than 60% of Canadian women think of themselves as “financially successful.” These women define success as, among other things, following a budget to manage spending (47%), paying off credit cards in full to avoid interest charges (45%) and contributing regularly to an RRSP (36%).
Yahoo.Finance.com, November 12, 2009