Brunswick, MD—Tera Singletary has joined Wealth Masters International (WMI) as a consultant. In her new role, Singletary will help clients to create and preserve wealth during these difficult economic times. Using a six-step process, she will work closely with clients, regardless of their personal situation, to create a stable financial foundation, and then to grow and succeed from there.
“The WMI products are second to none,” Singletary said. “I’m looking forward to benefitting from them myself, and to help others to achieve financial success.”
WMI was incorporated in January, 2005, and is now one of the fastest-growing companies in the financial education and planning industry. The firm offers three innovative products, all tailored to design the lifestyle its clients are seeking. The m1 Masters Program, which leads to getting a person’s financial and personal life in order, is the first step. Once a solid foundation has been established, the life-changing m2 Wealth Conference provides guidance for complete financial and personal growth. Finally, the m3 Private Wealth Group brings the experience full-circle by providing clarity of purpose and exclusive life transforming strategies in an unparalleled environment of luxury.
“It’s amazing how little most people know about effective money management,”
In addition to the educational and consultative products and services provided by WMI, the company also offers a powerful business opportunity that allows its consultants to build a financial organization with other like-minded WMI members. Consultants who become involved with these organizations can realize tremendous incomes in a relatively short period of time. Many earn well into the six figures their first year in business.
“Wealth Masters has already changed my life,” said Singletary. “I’ve learned things that I need to know about managing money, and I’m making a ton of money in the process. This was what I needed to do with my life right now.”
According to Singletary, there is no need for people to suffer through this recession. “There are solutions out there,” Singletary said. “That’s why financial education is so important. Think of it as a recession survival tool.”
