Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Ka-ching! Primerica Recommends Paying in Cash to Save More Money

One of the biggest problems that Primerica’s clients face is credit card debt. The convenience of having a credit card is one of the main reasons why people have them in the first place, but seeing your total credit card bill by the end of each month is not as convenient as having them anymore. If your credit card debt is building every month and you can only pay the minimum amount due while you still keep on spending, you might want to toss away that card and stick to good old-fashioned cash.

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Paying in cash helps you save more money and makes you less dependent on your credit card. Primerica strongly recommends people to pay in cash because those who develop the habit of using cash instead of credit cards are more likely to spend less. Credit card users buy more things, pay a higher price for them and sometimes are not entirely aware of how much they’ve spent compared to those who use cash. Using credit cards, more often than not, results to impulse buying, which is a terrible financial habit. Those who pay in cash learn how to save up for the things they need to buy and not just charge everything on the card.

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The bottom line: cash is king. Using cash lets you live within your means, and lets you budget and plan your future purchases. Based on studies, those who budget and plan are almost 40% wealthier than those who don’t.*

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To learn how Primerica can help you get off the crazy debt train, visit www.primerica.com.

*SmartMoney, September 2008

Thursday, March 3, 2011

Achieve Your Goals with Primerica: Six Ways to End Your Problems

With Primerica, your problems always have solutions. Recognized as the largest financial services company in North America, the company aims to reverse your financial quandaries into opportunities for growth and self-actualization.


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Based on Napoleon Hill’s book, Think and Grow Rich, published in 1937, Primerica developed a formula that will help you achieve your goals in six simple steps:



1) Have a specific goal. Reflect on the specific things you would like to have in your life or goals you want to achieve whether abstract or concrete.



2) Indicate when you want to achieve your goal. Once you have identified your specific goals, ask yourself when you want to achieve your goals. Provide a specific date or age.



3) Write down your goal. Primerica knows problems can hinder you from achieving your goals. But putting your goals into writing can help you stay on track and remember them to the last detail.



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4) Scheme. Devise a plan on how to you can reach your goals.



5) What price are you willing to pay? Remember that everything has a price. You must be willing to give up certain things in order to succeed.



6) Think of your goal everyday. Thinking about your goal every day will help you focus and stay in the path towards realizing your goals.



Learn more about how Primerica can help you achieve your goals at www.primerica.com.


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Thursday, February 3, 2011

Primerica: Home to Entrepreneurial Success and Freedom

From PRIMERICA

“Would you like to travel to Hawaii, Cancun, or Las Vegas?” Primerica top leaders Chris and Elizabeth Koob ask.

You are probably one of the many planning a dream vacation in Hawaii but your work hours are not flexible enough to make this possible. Or maybe your boss has not approved your much needed raise, making you live from paycheck to paycheck.

Primerica believes your success is not just measured by your career growth but by your lifestyle and freedom. Primerica developed an entrepreneurial program to give you a chance to leave the rat race, take control of your finances, earn an unlimited income, and live your dream life.


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Unlike the traditional types of business, the Primerica opportunity allows you to invest in a risk-free business at a low cost. The best part is that you do not need to report to work eight hours, five days a week. You can handle your business at your own convenience at the luxury of your home. The web-based tools also make it possible for you to take your business wherever you are in the world.

Primerica utilizes the Builders Track Scoreboard that allows you to keep track of your progress in the business and merits you gain as you rank up the scoreboard. In contrast to your old job that pays you a fixed income, your earnings increase as you rank up the ladder.
With more time and money in your hands, you can stop dreaming and start living the life you want. Read more at http://www.primerica.com/.


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Monday, January 3, 2011

Primerica Women: New Leader on Board


Primerica integrates woman power and industrial excellence in ushering in their ninth Board Member. The table opened on December 7 for Ms. Barbara A. Yastine, Chief Administration Officer of Ally Financial, Inc. which merged with the financial firm in May 2010.

Congruent to the company’s thrust to empower women, mainly on financial and family terms, it was “making a statement” to hire Ms. Yastine, as her stockpile of knowledge and experience was not only an asset to it, but a concrete example of leadership integrity.

To have Ms. Yastine on board should further strengthen the league of women representatives, as well as executives, in Primerica. Her curriculum vitae vetted her as “a great asset to [us]. We are pleased to have Barbara become the ninth member of Primerica Board of Directors,” said Chairman and Co-CEO D. Richard Williams.


Prior to her Ally Financial stint where she spearheaded people in the risk, compliance, legal, and tech spheres, Ms. Yastine was the Principal of Southgate Alternative Investments, a diversified asset management position in June 2007. She worked in the forefront of Credit Suisse First Boston as Chief Financial Officer from October 2002-2004. Her longest service lasted 15 years at Citigroup and predecessor companies. She reached up to the CFO position in the Citigroup Corporate and Investment Bank before taking on a career shift in 2002.

A Master of Business Administration and Journalism graduate, Ms. Yastine set foot on the financial services industry to succeed and help others succeed. Her story is truly a brilliant mesh of woman power and industrial excellence.

Similar news and stories of success and leadership can be found on www.primerica.com.