Residual Income Opportunity

Jobs normally do not offer residual income-based earning structures. In a job, you are required to work for certain hours within a pay period. Full-time employment is considered 40 hours a week and pay periods usually end on the 15 or last day of the month. In this scenario, you go to work from the 1st until the 15th. You put in a total of 80 hours (sometimes more) and are handed a check within the following 2 or 3 business days. Direct deposit helps in that the payment is almost always done on which the pay period ends. Once you are handed a check, the employer does not owe you anything else. If you decide to quit your job, you no longer get a check. If they decide to let you go, you no longer get a check. If the employer is forced to close its doors, you are no longer entitled to receive payment from them. Whether your continued employment is within your control or not, you are no longer entitled to earn money for the work you did during the past pay periods.

And this seems normal to most because it’s the only way of making money that most are taught for as long anyone can remember. Go to work, work hard, put in your required hours, get your check, deposit, go through this process all over again. This is sometimes referred to as the rat race because you keep spinning the wheel and go nowhere. You keep doing the same thing until inevitably you are unable to work anymore. Either because of health challenges, accidents, overqualified, age, and so on. The bottom line is that when you no longer show up to work, you can no longer demand payment.

Our definition of a residual income

We’ll start with a residual income example. You inherit a large sum of money and you’re not sure how to invest it, but know that putting it in the bank is safe because it is insured by FDIC. So that’s what you do. You put it in the bank and simply collect the interest that is paid monthly. Let’s say you get $60,000 and you find a bank that will pay offers you a 5% annual percentage rate (APR). You would make an estimated $3000 per year; $250 per month. And you make this amount every month regardless of what you do with your time. This is a perfect residual income example.

Too perfect in that most people only think a residual income possibility coming from investments such as stocks, savings, bonds, etc. Or maybe buying a house at a discount, fixing it up, and renting it out at a small monthly profit.

The problem, as you can see is that to earn any significant amount of income from such methods, you must have investment capital. This usually comes through business loans, personal loans, or personal savings when you are fortunate. But for most, these are only pipe dreams. Most people can’t even begin to pay down their credit card debt, much less have an extra $60,000 USD so they can put into a bank that is willing to pay them 5% annually.

How to build a residual income business

We have a unique opportunity for you to develop a business of your own that provides you with a residual income within a month. Our residual business opportunity puts $3,300 USD into your pocket and provides you with a residual income of $150 USD per month within three weeks. You’re also left with an option to increase your residual income to as much as $600 USD per month by the end of the second month. You set the limit, but at this pace you could very well make $2,000 USD per month in the third or fourth month. Again, it’s all up to you.

You would need to save $40,000 USD in a bank account paying 5% APR (which is practically unheard of) to make a residual income of $2,000 per month.

Contact us for more details about our residual income opportunity.