Primerica is a special company that is uniquely set up to help its representatives succeed. There are more than 1,500 employees at the Home Office, whose departments are spread out over a large, 10-building campus. Each building houses different departments spanning from Primerica’s very own in-house TV studio to its securities department to field communications.
To help demonstrate to our representatives the solid support system at their disposal, Primerica began giving a Dream for a Day tour of its facilities. We believe that by taking the Tour, representatives will understand Primerica’s purpose, its philosophy and its people.
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“The Dream for a Day Tour allows representatives to learn the history of the company, and see the big picture of how many people they have to support them as they grow their businesses,” says Tour Coordinator Kim Dopson. “We have representatives all around North America and in Spain who come to the Home Office to see where their business gets processed. It’s a very positive experience for them.”
Throughout the past 10 years, thousands of Primerica representatives have experienced a Dream for a Day tour. Tours run seven days a week, at no charge.
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With today’s volatile economy, creating an emergency fund isn’t just a good idea, it’s almost a necessity. Currently, 41% of Americans have no emergency savings1, and almost half of workers live paycheck to paycheck just to make ends meet.2
Financial experts recommend having an emergency fund of at least three to six months’ savings. Primerica offers four key tips you can follow to start building a financial safety net.
1. Separate savings. One of the easiest ways families can start an emergency fund is to open a separate savings account or money market fund. Money in this account should not be withdrawn unless a true emergency – such as a major home or car repair, hospital or other large medical bill, etc. – arises.
2. Keep the change. Loose change left over from daily purchases can add up quickly. Make it a habit to save single bills and change and deposit that money into your savings account at the end of each month.
3. Keep paying yourself. As you pay off big debt or credit cards, it’s a good idea to continue to make those same monthly payments – into your savings account!
4. Earn extra cash. Start a part‑time business or work a few hours a week at a second job to beef up an emergency fund. Primerica’s Business Opportunity is a great way to do something enjoyable while padding the bank account. You can work at your own pace, on your own schedule, part-time or full-time!*
Starting an emergency savings account doesn’t have to be complicated. Save what you can and put extra away when you have it. Even starting small can make a big difference in the long run!
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