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Create your own
"Extra Income" Program
Don't stand by and watch the government give "bail out" money
to others and not you, create your own with Team Liberty
Read the paper, listen to the radio, watch the news and count up the
Company layoff's - Closings - Downsizing - Market Meltdowns
Mortgage Foreclosures - Loss of Investments and Stocks
Start your very own plan "B" - your personal "Bail Out" program that will be your "Protection" & "Solution"
to your income needs.
(Great plan to help you with Retirement - Children's Education - Debt Reduction - Stock Losses & More)
Earn $400-$1,200-$3,280 - up to $5,600 & more per month
without quitting your present job with Team Liberty!
Show and share our popular cost saving plans that are needed by many.
You market our plans using any of the following methods:
telephone, computer, word of mouth, drop cards, meetings,
internet, ad's, brochures & more.
Team Liberty coaches and teaches you successful
marketing programs & techniques to fit your comfort level
to help you be successful & earn the extra money you need.
Team Liberty allows members & prospects to look up actual prices from local providers to see if we can save them money. If we can save them money,
they join Team Liberty Benefits and you earn money each and every month!
Team Liberty Plans help people save
$100's to $1,000's on
 Prescription's from Local Pharmacies or by Home Delivery Service
 Local Dental Care and Procedures
 Eye Care and Glasses
 Hearing Care & Hearing Aids
 Chiropractic Care
 Legal Services Free standard will at no cost
 ID Theft Protection Plan
Why have a Plan"B" and Why we are needed
WASHINGTON (AP) - The number of laid-off workers receiving unemployment benefits has jumped to an all-time high near 5 million while new jobless claims remain well above 400,000. Both figures were worse than expected and new projections from the Federal Reserve show unemployment rising for the rest of this year.
NEW YORK (AP) - A record 12 percent of homeowners with a mortgage are behind on their payments or in foreclosure as the housing crisis spreads to borrowers with good credit. And the wave of foreclosures isn't expected to crest until the end of next year, the Mortgage Bankers Association said Thursday.
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