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About Primerica Financial Services |
| Primerica is a subsidiary of Citigroup, the largest financial services company in the world. As its subsidiary, Primerica serves as a distribution hub for Citigroup's family of financial companies which have names recognized around the world.
Primerica Financial Services was born in 1977, when 85 like-minded people began a crusade to help middle-income families with the "Buy Term and Invest the Difference" philosophy. That philosophy encouraged families to purchase affordable term life insurance so they would have more money to invest in their family's future.
More than 25 years later, the "Buy Term and Invest the Difference" philosophy continues to be the cornerstone of Primerica's mission ? to help families become debt free and financially independent.
Primerica believes the ultimate key to financial success is knowledge ? about how money works, how to make responsible, well-informed financial decisions and how to get the best value for the dollars you spend.
We encourage consumers to become independent thinkers and always make their own choices, whether they're purchasing financial products or any other goods or services.
The High Cost of Waiting
Don't Make This Mistake!
The biggest mistake you can make is assuming you don't have any money to save. If you earn an income, it's simply a matter of how you're spending it. You can put some money aside each month ? if you make saving for your future a priority. The longer you wait the more money you will need to save each month to make up for lost time.
Time is Money
If you begin saving for your retirement early in your life, you'll have to put aside much less money each month. If you wait until you're nearing retirement, the amount you'll need to save each month could be near impossible. If you would like to have a customized and complimentary Financial Needs Analysis done for you or your family please contact or respond to this business. |
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