Outstanding Returns @ Minimal Risks
We don’t wish to tell you that this is an exclusive business opportunity. We don’t want to try and convince you that Maister is better than buying a franchise in South Africa. We also don’t want to point out the hassles with staff, clients and monthly overheads if you’d rather start your own business from scratch.
We’ll just let the facts speak for themselves.
Maister has been voted the number one business opportunity in South Africa for 2011
by SA Franchise Warehouse.
That’s why over 300 South African millionaires became credit providers in the short-term loans industry through the Maister business opportunity provided by bridge wealth. Based on our perfected business model, it’s an essentially risk-free method of generating a steady monthly income – the easiest way.
A Maister business is almost like not working at all – it’s like early retirement, but still with some minimal business involvement.
Spending less than an hour per day performing online payments, your business requires no equipment (other than your computer and internet connection), no staff and no stock. You also don’t need any skills or experience, and will never be involved in any marketing or dealing with clients.
Futhermore, there is absolute minimal risk involved, you control your capital at all times, and you receive continuous support from bridge (a specialist in the financial industry for over 18 years). Almost sounds too good to be true?
Then just wait until you hear about the return. Our 300 Maister credit providers earn 19% per year return on their minimum R1 000 000 capital. That equals R15 834 per month.
The average investment capital into the Maister business from our existing entrepreneurs is R2.5m. Reinvesting the profits, this one million rand will grow to a significant R4.5m within 5 years – generating in excess of R100 000 income per month. Just think about that.
Maister is extending its exclusive business offer and is providing another 200 business opportunities for 2012.
Banking sector’s prudent management of unsecured lending gets plaudits from the Reserve Bank as it dismisses fears that the pace of growth in unsecured lending could destabilise the financial system.
Money is not currency. Currency is very complicated. Money is simple. Creating money is simple too.
The short-term loans market has not been without its own controversy throughout the years.
