To buy a franchise with Senior Magazine, you'll need to have $70,000 - $100,000 in liquid capital. Franchisees can expect to make a total investment of $44,200 - $56,000. *
Liquid Capital: | $70,000 - $100,000 What does Liquid Capital mean? |
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Total Investment: | $44,200 - $56,000 What does Total Investment mean? |
Training: | Available |
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Make your dream of owning a business a reality. Franchise with SENIOR Magazine in your community today!
The timing couldn't be better for you to become a SENIOR Magazine franchise owner. It is an attractive way for you to enter the world of private business. Becoming a SENIOR Magazine franchise owner allows you to be involved in your community, work with top community professionals and build a business with the potential to provide you with personal freedom and independence while making a positive difference in people's lives.
We offer a proven system that meets the needs of a specific target market: persons 50 years and older with middle to upper incomes. SENIOR Magazine topics range from lifestyle and physician information to legal and financial education and senior housing options. We separate ourselves in each market by offering a publication with one focus in mind and offer our advertisers a unique avenue to market directly to a large group of potential customers while also educating them through informational articles.
Who Are Our Readers?
Who Are You?
Are We Right For Each Other?
Are you interested in bringing a SENIOR Magazine to your community? Franchise fees begin at $30,000. For the past four years, SENIOR Magazine has been publishing four titles in three states. Our readers and advertisers alike have been so enthusiastic about us, that we have explored ways to bring SENIOR Magazine to additional communities and areas. You can be a part of our growth! SENIOR Magazine has a turn-key business model that is proven and successful. No publishing experience required!!
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Interested parties should have at least $50,000 in liquid capital to invest.