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.

If you define freedom as having the power to control the way you live your life, then you’re not alone. A growing number of women are searching for ways to achieve freedom of time … and financial freedom! They are actively pursuing opportunities to accumulate wealth and change their lives for the better.

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 inequity with men, inflexible work hours and limited career advancement, more women are going into business for themselves. Take a look:

• Female entrepreneurs own 6.7 million firms, employ 9.8 million people and bring in a combined revenue of $1.2 trillion.
  USA Today, October 5, 2004

• Women are starting businesses at twice the rate of all businesses.
  BusinessWeek Online, May 4, 2005

• “Between 1997 and 2004, the number of women and equally-owned firms grew by 17 percent.”
  National Women’s Business Council Fact Sheet, March 2005

A Growing Voice

Armed with more information and opportunity, women are taking a greater role in managing their finances.

• “About 88% of baby boomer women have sole or joint responsibility for making financial decisions for themselves and their families.”
  Best’s Review, May 2005

• “90% of women will be solely responsible for their finances at some point in their lives… 85% will be solely responsible for their homes.
  Money, July 2004