Kleeneze News & Articles

Why Network Marketing Rocks Video

2010-04-10T15:24:00.004+01:00

Network Marketing offers people throughout the world the opportunity to build an income generating asset, which can result in more lifestyle choices due to an increase in income and time freedom. The video below sums up Kleeneze and the opportunity the Network Marketing industry offers really well:

>>> Network Marketing (MLM) - The Facts
>>> Kleeneze Online Videos
>>> Free Information Pack

Job Centre Plus Adviser Discretion Fund

2010-02-14T23:59:00.004Z

Each Job Centre Plus around the UK has a little-known Adviser Discretion Fund (ADF) which can provide Job Seekers with a grant of up to £300 in any 12-month period, to help cover the costs of transport, childcare, work clothes, tools and more (during the job search or to enable an offer of employment to be accepted) if an adviser believes it'll make the transition back into work easier.

The cash can be requested for any reasonable expense yet no one has a right to the money and it’s completely at the discretion of each Job Centre Plus adviser.

Previously the grants have only been available to people who have been unemployed for six months or more, but now everyone claiming Job Seekers Allowance, or on one of the New Deal Schemes, is eligible from day one. For 2009/10 over £23 million has been set aside to cover the fund so if you think it’ll help you, speak to an advisor at your local Job Centre Plus.

Kleeneze 'Shop Local' Campaign

2010-01-30T14:03:00.007Z

Kleeneze has recently launched their 'shop local' campaign to support local small businesses and small traders.

Small businesses and independent traders form the backbone of communities. They offer a personal service and now, more than ever, they need the support of their communities as they face increased competition from high street giants and global brands.

Kleeneze have a network of self-employed distributors who provide a personal home shopping service to their customers. To show their support for distributors and their fellow small traders Kleeneze have launched a ‘Shop Local’ campaign and have created a poster that highlights the reasons why shoppers should spend their money locally.

Local retailers can help by displaying the Kleeneze Shop Local Poster in their shops and shoppers can supprt these local retailers by spending their money with local independent retailers and telling their friends and family why it’s important to shop locally. The reasons are:

It keeps money in the local economy – every £1 spent with a local supplier keeps £1.76 in the local economy (source: New Economics Foundation)
Small businesses offer a personal service and extra care – local business owners know their customers and are able to offer a more personal service
It maintains local character – supporting local businesses ensures their survival and maintains the local provision of services and character of local communities
It’s better for the environment – shopping locally promotes fewer and shorter car journeys and local stores use less CO2 than superstores (sources: DEFRA, Sheffield Hallam University)

>>> Download the Kleeneze Shop Local Poster here

Kleeneze 2010 New Year Conference News

2010-01-10T14:03:00.015Z

Despite the subzero temperatures and thick snow, it was business as usual at the NIA in Birmingham, for the Kleeneze 2010 New Year Conference.

Frozen canals outside the NIA, Birmingham (9th Jan, 2010)

New Distributor Incentives

There were 3 additional new distributor incentives announced by Kleeneze's Managing Director, Jamie Stewart:

1. Retail >300bp (£352.50) in the first 21 days and receive a free retail kit worth £32
2. Retail >650bp (£764) in the first 4 week and receive a free retail kit worth £32
3. Retail >650bp (£764) in the second 4-week period and receive a free retail kit worth £32

All in all there is £96 worth of free caralogues available for new distributors in their first 8 weeks. This is a fantastic incentive - wish I had it when I joined!

Kleeneze Recruitment Target

Jamie Stewart also announced Kleeneze's plan to increase distributor numbers by 5,000 in 2010. These will all be recruited by existing distributors, thus increasing company turnover, profit and distributor incomes. Remember, Kleeneze pay nearly half of all their profits to the distributor network, which amounts to tens of millions of pounds each year.

>>> Join Kleeneze here

James Caan

The scheduled speaker for the day, Duncan Bannatyne, was unable to make it but was replaced at the last minute by fellow Dragon, James Caan, who travelled up to the NIA from London Euston just a couple of hours before his speech.
James shared his story with the audience, about how he started his own head hunting firm called Alexander Mann in an office no larger than a broom cupboard in London's Pall Mall. From humble beginnings, he grew his business and invested in other businesses, his first being a small London based boutique, which today has grown into a profitable chain.

He shared many real life experiences about the ups and downs and challenges of building businesses and his belief that 'whatever the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve'.

Other News From The Day

2010 is the year when the recession will truly impact most people's lifestyles
New Kleeneze Recruitment TV Advert will be launched later in the year to drive distributor recruitment in 2010
Postive results reported from the 2009 TV campaigns including more catalogue requests and distributor recruitment
New Kleeneze Distributor Internet Registration has receive positive feedback
The 2010 International Conference is Hong Kong

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DSA Direct Selling Leaflet

2010-01-01T23:49:00.005Z

The Direct Selling Association (DSA) is the recognised trade association for the direct selling industry and represents the majority of good direct selling businesses in the UK.

Direct selling, as represented by DSA member companies, is an ideal way to start a business of your own and offers many unique opportunities. It’s a method of marketing and retailing goods and services directly to the consumer, normally in their homes rather than from business premises and is the UK’s largest provider of part time earnings.

>>> Read the full DSA leaflet here
>>> Trading Standards Report on Network Marketing (MLM)

Kleeneze Kitchenware

2009-12-27T10:58:00.008Z

Award-winning TV chef, Nigel Smith, has joined the Kleeneze team to help promote the innovative kitchen-wares. His recommendations can be found throughout the Kitchen section of the main Kleeneze Catalogue. To support the new TV campaign and the launch of the catalogues, he’s created a handful of recipes.

The video recipes, created specifically for Kleeneze, showcase a number of the cooking aids found in the Main Book, such as oven roasting bags, salad dressers and green bags and show how effective the Kleeneze range is. There’s also a shopping list and a recipe print-out option. More recipes will be created and added over the coming months.

Kleeneze 2010 New Year Sales TV Advert

2009-12-16T18:30:00.007Z

The Kleeneze 2010 New Year Sale is now on! Packed full of innovative products designed to make your life easier, the Kleeneze New Year Sales Brochure is now available. Take a sneak preview of the TV Advert below, which goes live on 17th December:

You can view more products in the interactive catalogues on the Kleeneze Products page.

Duncan Bannatyne to Speak at the Kleeneze New Year Showcase

2009-11-19T16:41:00.005Z

On Saturday 9th January, Kleeneze will be getting the new year off with a bang by hosting its 2010 New Year Sales Conference at the NIA in Birmingham.

If you are interested in coming along to find out what the Kleeneze Opportunity is all about, then please call 0800 781 0637 (24 hr) or 07789 714041 to reserve your place. Do hurry, because places are going quick!

The main guest speaker for the day, is none other than Dragons Den multi-millionaire investor Duncan Bannatyne! He will be sharing some real gems of wisdom he has picked up over the years while building his businesses.

Tickets for the showcase are usually £20 but are free for new distributors and guests.

Date: Saturday, 9th January
Time: 11am noon - 4.30pm (please arrive early)
Venue: The NIA, central Birmingam, B1 2AA
Host: Kleeneze
Agenda: Company news, new catalogue launch, new incentives, training and lots of recognition, plus guest speaker is none other that Dragon's Den multi-millionaire investor Duncan Bannatyne
Dress: Business dress
Fee: £20 per ticket, guests and new distributors FREE

Book your ticket NOW by calling 0800 781 0637 or emailing us at showcase@kleeneze-information.co.uk.

Follow Kleeneze on Twitter

2009-11-17T22:00:00.007Z

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Kleeneze Radio Interview with Mike Read

2009-09-09T13:19:00.003+01:00

Business Development Manager Michael Khatkar talks to Radio DJ Mike Read about the Kleeneze home based business opportunity. You can listen to the interview by clicking here.

Kleeneze Work From Home Business System

2009-07-04T18:19:00.010+01:00

Kleeneze offers a work from home franchise type business system, which means you can learn and work the system with proven, relatively predictable results. This gives you the benefits of having your own business such as more control of when you work, who you work with and how much you earn - without the risk of a large capital outlay, renting premises, hiring staff and holding stock.

There are three key disciplines within Kleeneze, which are all required to build a significant business and income. They are:

1. Retailing
2. Sponsoring (recruiting and supporting new distributors)
3. Coaching & Leadership

Retailing is stage one - you move products by leaving the catalogues with people and collecting orders a couple of days later. The catalogues actually take away the 'selling' part of the business, which overcomes one of the main hurdles in Network Marketing.

Sponsoring is stage two - this simply means promoting the opportunity and sharing and demonstrating the benefits of the business to interested prospects. When someone joins the company, your role is then to support them through stage one - retailing.

Coaching & Leadership is stage three - this means coaching key people within your team through sponsoring (stage two) and providing overall group leadership.

This three stage Kleeneze business system is summarised in the diagram below:

These three stages are broken down into a series is simple, sequential steps that a new distributor works through at their own pace.

For example, if a new distributor wants to earn an extra £50 - £250 per week from retailing, they will only work through the steps in stage one - retailing.

If a distributor wants to earn a passive income of £2,000 - £5,000+ per month, then they will work through all the steps in stages one, two and three.

All truly great self-sustaining businesses are built on two foundations: a proven system and good people. We have the system - are you the type of person who can make a success out of a business like Kleeneze?

Kleeneze On BBC Radio Tees

2009-02-24T21:26:00.011Z

Several Kleeneze distributors have recently appeared on BBC Radio Tees. You can allso hear Richard Berry, director the British Dirct Sales Association (DSA) talk about the growing popularity of Direct Sales and Home Shopping.

Please click on the image below to hear the interview:

If you would like to learn more about how to become a distributor for Kleeneze, please request your free Kleeneze information pack .

Kleeneze On ITV

2009-01-23T15:56:00.006Z

As the recession bites and people are in fear of losing their jobs, more people will be looking for ways of earning an extra income, such as starting their own Kleeneze home based business...

Kleeneze 2009 New Year Showcase

2009-01-16T10:20:00.004Z

The Kleeneze 2009 New Show Case was on January 3rd at the NIA, Birmingham. The guest speaker for the day was the Network Marketing industry's leading analyst and consultant, Edward Ludbrook, who flew in all the way from his home in New Zealand.

You can see and hear the highlights from the day below:

Lottery Winner Not Giving Up Her Kleeneze Business

2008-08-28T08:32:00.002+01:00

£2.5 million Lotto winner and Kleeneze Distributor Tracy Foster has vowed she will continue as a Kleeneze distributor (see the article from the Daily Mirror below):

(source: The Daily Mirror 27/08/2008)

Business Networking

2008-07-13T14:11:00.003+01:00

Business networking events and breakfast clubs can be a great way to raise your profile and win more business. Here are the main benefits of business networking:

Benchmarking opportunities against competitors and similar sized businesses
Comparing and discussing ideas of common interest e.g. legal and regulatory developments, staff retention, supplier networks, customer service and computerisation
Developing ideas, innovation and knowledge of best practice
Staff exchanges and secondments, e.g. an expert from an association or business network may join your business to oversee a specific project or you may second a graduate joiner to a supplier to learn about the supply process
Joint skills development for staff in your business sector can save costs across the board because of economies of scale
Raising your business profile by becoming an established and regular networking member, getting your face (and the business name) known and being an active networking partner
Expanding markets by generating business contacts such as customers, suppliers and partners

No relationship happens overnight, in business or in your personal life:

Take time to get to know members of the group
Don't expect too much too soon. People will need to get to know and trust you
Don't sell, HELP. If your intentions at a networking meeting, or anywhere else for that matter, is purely selfish, then things won't work for you
Network at every opportunity (even socially)
Networking should be used to share experiences and ideas... what does and doesn't work etc. not just an opportunity to plug your business
Don't spend the whole time talking about yourself:
Talk to members and guests and ask specific questions about what help they need
Be a really good listener, don't waffle on about yourself
People love talking about themselves

So much to say, so little time:

You don't get much time to chat with members/visitors, so always follow up and make an appointment. You never know what it could leave to
Make sure you have a good supply of business cards with you all the time
Speak to visitors and guests and get their business cards and FOLLOW UP!

Referrals:

Be very careful when passing referrals, always ask permission before you pass on someone else's details
If you get asked for a contact and you can't help, there will almost certainly be someone else in the group who can, so ASK
Make a note of what people have to offer and keep it in a notebook - you never know when you will come across someone who needs their products or servicesLast but not least... KEEP IN TOUCH

The Current Economy

2008-04-13T14:30:00.005+01:00

What's going on in the economy affects the number of people looking for other sources of income...

In the early 90's after the recession and housing market crash, a lot of people needed to generate extra income just to keep their houses. Times like these are good for network marketing as they provide the stimulus for people to get out of their comfort zone and do things they wouldn't normally do - like consider a part-time career in network marketing for example. That's one of the reasons why the the 90's was a great time for recruitment in our industry.

From the late 90's up until recently, people have been feeling wealthier. House prices have boomed so people have felt wealthier due to the build up of equity in their homes. Investments also performed quite strongly meaning people had less need for additional sources of income. On top of this, jobs were relatively secure with low unemployment. This is one of the reasons why, for the last 5 or 6 years recruitment has not been strong within the industry.

Another thing happened in the mid 90's is lenders moved from away from excess capital lending, towards asset (or security) backed lending. This flooded the market with easily accessible credit meaning that rather than people having to work more to save money, they could just borrow the money on a credit card or a loan (either secured or unsecured). Many people released equity built up in their property.

Things are now changing massively...

The economy is now entering a recession. House prices are falling (approx. 3% last month), stock market based investments are not yielding results and credit is becoming increasing difficult to obtain e.g. mortgages and loans i.e. the credit crunch. Here's some statistics that you might want to make a note of:

Over 5 million people will be coming off fixed rate mortgages this year and going onto higher interest rates. This will cause a big drop in disposable income and cause many to lose their homes
Credit card debt in the UK is currently at £56 billion. Yes, BILLION
Last year, consumer debt in the UK topped 1 TRILLION for the first time
This debt has to be paid back one way or another. Probably from a mixture of higher interest rates and taxes. Again, this erodes people's disposable income, which means more people looking for other sources of income.

Bottom Line: more people looking for other sources of income = more potential prospects for your Kleeneze business. It's now time for the next big wave of recruitment into our industry.

Two Recent Kleeneze Distributor Case Studies

To find out how you can start developing a part-time income with Kleeneze, please go to the Kleeneze Startup Options page.

Club Med 2 - The Caribbean Cruise

2008-01-08T13:42:00.002Z

The destination for Kleeneze's 2009 International Conference Destination is truly spectacular. A place with sloping hills of green, surrounded by transparent waters and a backdrop of perfect blue sky that meets deserted, white sandy beaches. Welcome to the Caribbean and the Club Med 2!

One-hundred-and-eighty-seven metres long, this magnificent ship’s profile marks her out as the epitome of sea-going elegance before you’ve even stepped aboard. Propelled by thirty-thousand square feet of billowing white sails, Club Med offers high levels of luxury, sumptuous dining in stylish surroundings and 200 crew members on hand, who go out of their way to place your enjoyment of this experience above everything else.

With more facilities than the average town, you can delve into water sports, relax in the spa or simply enjoy the sea view, with the breathtaking chance of spotting dolphins and whales, from your plush cabin.

This is the most lavish way to travel you can imagine and it’s all yours – exclusive to Kleeneze for the week! Relax on the opulent teak deck in the Caribbean sun and enjoy some of the archipelago of the British Virgin Islands.

The Qualification Criteria - Periods 1 to 12, 2008

1. GET TO BRONZE EXECUTIVE

Applies to any distributorship that has never reached Bronze Executive level. Sales plan progression to a minimum of Bronze Executive for a total of three periods.

2. EXISTING EXECUTIVES

Applies to any distributorship that reached Bronze, Silver or Gold Executive level for the first time in 2005, 2006 or 2007.

Any four periods at your highest pin level. 20% year on year growth (periods 1 to 12, 2008 compared to the same period in 2007).

3. EXISTING SEDS AND PREMIERS

Achieve five wide (SED) status for a minimum of eight periods.

10% year on year growth (periods 1 to 12, 2008 compared to the same period in 2007).

4. ALL OTHER DISTRIBUTORSHIPS

For all other distributorships (above Bronze Executive), that don’t fulfil the above categories.

Achieve a minimum of one step up the sales plan for a total of three periods.

TOP TEN QUALIFYING DISTRIBUTORSHIP WILL BE UPGRADED TO A SUITE!

Kleeneze 2008 New Year Conference News

2008-01-08T13:28:00.000Z

Here's the main news from the 2008 New Year conference:

2009 International Conference destination is a week-long Caribbean Cruise on the Club Med 2. To find out more, please click here .
10 Vauxhall Corsa's to be given away during 2008!
All distributor's reaching and holding the level of Gold SED will have the choice of a Jaguar X-Type, a Mercedes 'C' Class, or a BMW 3-Series.
New opportunity DVD and sleeve available (featuring Amanda Lamb), aiding the recruitment of new distributors

Recent Kleeneze Press

2007-09-24T14:56:00.006+01:00

Kleeneze often feature in the press - TV, radio, newspapers and magazines. Below are a some selected articles that have appeared in the press in recently:

Recent Sun Article

To view more distributor testimonials and case studies, please see the Kleeneze Testimonials page .

Does Kleeneze Work?

2007-07-26T11:04:00.004+01:00

This is a useful article for people who are thinking of joining Kleeneze and are perhaps a little sceptical. You might be asking the question "does Kleeneze work?".

The short answer is "yes" but of course, it depends on what a person's expectations are and how they define the business to be "working" or not. Kleeneze turns over approximately £100 million p.a. so clearly, there are a lot of people out there who are buying Kleeneze products. In other words, the products sell.

Secondly, Kleeneze can prove turnover and incomes (unlike some other network marketing company's who seem to shy away from this). There are thousands of people earning second incomes of £50 - £250 per week and many who are earning full-time incomes of £2,000 - £5,000+ per month. Some of the top earners earn over £100,000 p.a. with Kleeneze's top distributor earning over £400,000 p.a.

Incomes are directly related to the size and productivity of the team that you build over the months and years i.e. you get paid for performance. Simply put, those distributors that recruit the most people and provide the best support and training earn the highest incomes.

In my weekly induction training, I look at the six reasons people don't succeed in the Kleeneze business and they are:

Lack of Desire - Kleeneze is a self-employed business therefore you need to be self-motivated by having some clear needs and/or goals
Unrealistic Expectations - some people think Kleeneze is easy money and have a 'get rich quick' mentality. Like all business, you work hard in the early days for relatively low returns so you can be in a position in the future where you get high returns for relatively little work. This doesn't mean however that you don't make money in the early days with Kleeneze - you do, as long as you do the work
Wrong Approach - it's not a job. If you're looking for set hours and an hourly rate, Kleeneze (and any other business) is not for you
Overanalysing - looking for reasons it won't work instead on concentrating on ways it make it work. You tend to get what you focus on. If you concentrate on success, that is what you will likely get. If you concentrate on failure, that is also what you will likely get. This is simply the law of attraction
Lack of Belief - you will only invest in something you believe will give you what you're looking for. Belief in anything doesn't appear overnight - it needs to be built. Belief in Kleeneze comes through learning and getting results. Obviously, this takes time and effort
Lose Focus - the great thing about Kleeneze is you're the boss. You choose when you work and how you work. However, if you're looking for significant success, it requires commitment and focus - typically for 3 - 5 years

For those interested in succeeding in Kleeneze and earning a serious residual income, here's my success formula:

M + K + S x T = Success!

where;

M = Motivation (action)
K = Knowledge
S = Skill
T = Time

To generate and maintain consistent motivation, you need to set some goals which excite you. These will be personal to you. You also need to associate yourself with the right people and information.

You learn the knowledge through other successful distributors (at seminars, by speaking to upline mentors etc.), through reading books, listening to training audios etc.

You get the skills by Learning, Doing and then Teaching (L-D-T).

Like with any business, you need to give it time.

Simple, right?

Many teams within Kleeneze have a proven system, which you learn and then work at your own pace. With Kleeneze, you're effectively buying into a franchise where you learn and work the system for reasonably predictable results - just as you would with a McDonalds franchise for example. It's vital that you learn this system and work it consistently if you want significant success. My rule of thumb is spend at least 90% of your time working the proven system and the other 10% exploring your own ideas.

So, does Kleeneze work? Yes, but not for everyone as everyone isn't prepared to do what it takes. To read the testimonials of some other distributors, please visit the Kleeneze Case Studies page .

Real Earners Team on Youtube!

2007-07-13T12:56:00.000+01:00

Here you can see a selection of home-made Kleeneze testimonials. No, they're not done by some professional production team - they're done in-house and unpolished!

Here's Paul Flintoft's short testimonial...

To view more testimonials, please visit www.youtube.com/user/kleenezeinformation .

Kleeneze Sponsor 'How Clean Is Your House' on Channel 4

2007-05-17T16:15:00.001+01:00

How Clean is Your House?, 8pm, Thursday 17 May

Kleeneze is beginning it’s sponsorship of the popular series ‘How Clean is Your House?’. This is Kleeneze’s first high-profile TV campaign and will bring the brand to the attention of over 1.5million viewers every week all of whom are potential new customers and distributors. We’ll be showing video clips featuring Kleeneze products and showing how they make life easier. In normal sponsorship fashion Kleeneze will introduce the show with a 15 second clip, play out the show with a 10 second clip, and bumper each side of the ad break. So the Kleeneze name will be mentioned on prime time TV, 4 times in 30 minutes, every week, for 12 weeks.

Please note these are sponsorship credits, not advertisements. The difference is that the Kleeneze name will get more mentions in a shorter amount of airtime, but there are strict rules preventing any specific product features and benefits being shown. These credits are designed to raise the overall brand awareness of Kleeneze, so more people are talking about us and interested in the products and the business opportunity.

Even more exciting initiatives

The series runs for 12 weeks and forms part of a wider brand awareness campaign. We’ve got lots of exciting new initiatives planned to help make the very most of this sponsorship – including a PR and radio campaign, a ‘How Clean Is Your House?’ website, and specially branded flyers and catalogues.

A great time to join Kleeneze

With so many chances to raise our profile and bring Kleeneze to the masses, there’s really never been a better time to join the Kleeneze Opportunity. We’d love you to get involved, so please show your support by telling your friends, relatives and neighbours, and make sure your TV’s switched on next Thursday!

Online Clips

UK Pension Poverty Warning

2007-01-25T20:37:00.001Z

A former pensions adviser to the Government has warned that 80% of people may not have enough money to live on in their retirement.

Independent consultant Ros Altmann said the UK is in the grip of a pensions crisis and criticised the Government for presiding over a system in which employee savings have been destroyed.

Her comments were made as part of an ITV1 programme, Where's My Pension Gone?, to be screened at 9pm on Thursday. In it, pension experts assess the state of the company pensions system in the UK and examine the effect that collapsed schemes have had on victims.

As part of the programme Dr Altmann warns that people should be aware that there is a pensions crisis. She says: 'I would say about 80% of the country needs to be seriously worried that when they come to retire, they will simply not have enough money to live on at anything like a decent level.

'If there is one person in Government who is responsible for this pensions scandal, it has to be the Chancellor. Gordon Brown has been presiding over our pensions system at the Treasury since 1997.'

Dr Altmann added: 'The first act was to take money out of the schemes. He has never put it back in. He has also watched people's lives being destroyed by not receiving the pensions they were relying on. They didn't have any other savings and yet he has still refused to accept responsibility.'

In March last year, the parliamentary ombudsman, Ann Abraham, produced a critical report on the Government's handling of failed occupational schemes. She concluded that advice given by the Government had been 'sometimes inaccurate, often incomplete, largely inconsistent and therefore potentially misleading'.

As such, she called on ministers to compensate an estimated 125,000 workers who had lost some or all of their pensions due to companies going bust. But the Government has refused to accept her findings and ruled out compensation, provoking anger amongst campaigners.

In Thursday's programme, Tony Woodley, general secretary of the Transport and General Workers Union, echoes Dr Altmann's concern for the future of UK pensioners.

He says: 'There is barely a person of any age in this country now that doesn't appreciate the time bomb effect of this pensions problem. We could find the disgraceful situation in a couple of decades time where the third strongest economy in the world sees millions of ordinary working men and women literally on the streets unable to live.'

Source: thisismoney.co.uk, Jan 2007

I guess nowadays, people need to take more personal responsibility and make their own contingency plans. I understand it's difficult to save when rent and house prices / mortgage repayments are so high, but here's a few ideas:

If you're on a repayment mortgage, change it to interest only.
Be more prudent with your spending. Martin Lewis’s excellent moneysavingexpert.com site will help give you some ideas.
Start saving and investing as much as you can afford now - even if it's only £50 per month. It's surprising how much it will be worth in 20 years if you get good compounded growth. I'm investing in the market using my ISA allowance (which means it's tax-free) using the ISACO system at: www.isaco.co.uk/?r=flintoft . It works.
Start a home based business. You can work from home and build something up part time for an excllent second income which will allow you to save and invest more. If you're committed, you can earn enough to allow you leave your job. I'm involved with home shopping company Kleeneze and earn over £3,000 per month part-time. My job is now my 2nd income!

There's always ways around things if you look.

Hope that helps.

Kleeneze New Year Conference News (2007)

2007-01-14T13:10:00.000Z

Here's the main news from the Kleeneze 2007 new year conference:

Super 200 business kit available on a 3-month trial. The kit contains 200 of the main catalogues and 200 health & beauty catalogues for just £125 on code 00590. For more information, visit Kleeneze startup options.
The Kleeneze business manual is going to be updated in a more easy to understand and user-friendly fashion.
Findel are investing £1M to increase the stock level of Kleeneze products. Findel enjoy stock levels of 98.3%.
Findel are also investing £1M into raising the Kleeneze profile and brand awareness. Kleeneze will be sponsoring all 12 episodes of 'How Clean is Your Home' on channel 4 later in the year.
The first Findel sponsored Kleeneze catalogue will be available in June 2007.
The Kleeneze summer sales conference will be at the NIA, on June 23rd.
New car incentives, which include: Jaguar X-Type, Jaguar S-Type, Jaguar XK8, Aston Martin Vantage and Bentley Continental.
The 2008 international conference will be in Thailand - this incentive is available to ALL Kleeneze distributors in the network.