Primerica is a leader in the financial services industry, serving 6 million clients in the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico and Spain. For 30 years, Primerica has been proud to offer financial solutions that help families:
- Protect their income
- Get out of debt
- Build wealth for the future
Member of Citi
Primerica is a member of Citi, the world’s largest financial services organization, boasting more than $1 trillion in assets.1 As a subsidiary of Citi, Primerica markets top-of-the-line financial products and services from some of the world’s most respected companies, including CitiFinancial, Citicorp Trust Bank, fsb and CitiMortgage.
Citi has a far-reaching presence in the industry, connecting with Spanish-speaking consumers throughout North America, Central America, Latin America, the Caribbean and Spain:
- In Mexico, for example, the bank of choice for many consumers is Banamex, part of the Citi network.
- Citi’s history in Latin America started in November 10, 1914 by inaugurating the first foreign branch of any U.S. national bank, in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
- Citisoluciones, the expansion outlet for Primerica in Spain, began operations in 2000 and has helped hundreds of thousands of families with their finances.
With support from Citi, Primerica is poised for unprecedented expansion in the future. The opportunity for Primerica to reach out to a whole new generation of Latino consumers and entrepreneurs has never been stronger!
Would you feel comfortable doing business with, or working with, a company of this magnitude?How Primerica Helps Families
Every day, Primerica’s 100,000 part-time and full-time representatives provide financial education to hard-working families so they can make better decisions about their money.
It all begins with the Financial Needs Analysis (FNA), a complimentary review of a family’s current financial situation. The FNA is like a roadmap to guide families as they work on eliminating debt, saving for retirement and other goals. The FNA offers financial solutions to help Primerica clients achieve their goals and dreams.
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