Job Alert: Primerica

Primerica , the largest financial services marketing organization in north america has one goal: to bring financial freedom to middle income families.

Right now, its expanding in Arkansas, hoping to open thirty new branches in the next three years.

"See guys, the rules of the financial game that you don't know will kill you financially."

Eugene Krupitsky started parttime with primerica two-and-a-half years ago.

After getting laid off from his six-figure job in October, Krupitsky changed career paths and went full time at Primerica.

Next year, he will open his own West Little Rock branch.

"What I didn't realize at the time was that this was really a blessing in disguise." Krupitsky said.

Primerica allows Krupitsky to spend more time with his young family.

"I'm usually here in the office by 8:30, 9. Usually, the morning is making phone calls, setting appointments, following up with people,” Krupitsky said. “So people that I've met. It could be some of my team as well, setting appointments for them. In the afternoon, we'll have interviews with potential applicants."

Primerica offers a high earning potential without experience in the financial services industry.

Regional vice president Kara Dowers was a nurse.

She started part time 17 years ago, but made $100,000 dollars within 18 months of going full time.

"Our target for our part time representatives is $1,000-$2,000 a month,” Dowers said. “A lot of our folks love being part time and will stay partt ime because maybe they're teachers or they work in ministries or charities, or they're stay at home moms and they're just looking for that flexible income."

And for branch owners, Dowers says, the sky's the limit.

"I didn't come here for another 100,000,” Krupitsky said. “I really came here to make one-million."

Next year, Krupitsky expects to make $150 to $200,000 dollars.

Primerica has dozens of openings in several cities across the state.