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He goes through what it means to have good credit and everything that a credit score affects. Brian is a man from New York who lives in Los Angeles, like I do. I say fine, and then he gets on the webinar with his upline, Brian*. I tend to agree with him, and he says asks if it’s OK if I could attend a webinar with him. He seems like a really nice guy and he talks about how in the United States there is no education about money, how it works etc. So then I get a call from some guy who is from Haiti, let’s call him Stanley*. I stumbled upon a Meetup group that talked about financial education, and I put my name in the RSVP. How I came to find out about them is innocent enough, since I wanted to learn about finances. I’ve recently came out of a cult called Financial Education Services, and wanted to share my experience with you. Their consultants are called ‘independent agents’, and there are nine different ranks to aspire to, starting with Field Trainer, and moving up to Sales Director, Senior Field Trainer, Regional Sales Director with Senior Executive Vice President at the very top.

The MLM is often touted as a cross between Primerica, Motor Club of America, and World Financial Group. Since April 2018, this has increased to $499. FES charges a one time fee of $188 and then $89 per month for the Protection plan. While they offer many financial services, from life insurance and financial literacy training to wills and living trusts, their main offering is credit repair. Their headquarters is in Farmington Hills, Michigan. Here’s a little background about this group.įES is a privately held company, started by Parimal Nail and Mike Toloff.

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When cupcakes are cooled, swirl onto the center of each cupcake.: Today we’re starting a series of articles by Ariel, who was embroiled in the MLM Financial Education Services (FES). Place the pink frosting on one side of a piping bag and the purple frosting on the other side. If desired, add more food coloring until desired color is achieved. Divide frosting into two bowls.Īdd several drops of purple food coloring to one bowl and several drops of pink food coloring to the other. Add the milk, blackberry jam, and vanilla.

In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, cream together the butter and shortening. Bake for 20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into the center of cupcakes comes out clean.

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If desired, add several drops of purple food coloring and stir until combined.įill liners 2/3 full with batter. Strain though a fine mesh strainer, and discard the pulp. Using a food processor, puree 1 cup of fresh blackberries to yield 1/2 blackberry puree. Prepare batter according to directions on back of box or prepare our recipe for white cake (see link above). vanilla extract 2 tablespoons blackberry jam 3 tablespoons milk purple food coloring pink food coloring

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So in honor of going back to school-whether big or small- I’m making these lavender colored Blackberry Cupcakes.Ĭupcakes: One box vanilla cake mix plus water, oil, and eggs or ingredients for our recipe for white cake 1/3 cup blackberries purple food coloring (optional)īlackberry buttercream frosting: 1 stick butter 1/4 cup shortening 2 and 1/2 cups powdered sugar 1 tsp. It was one of the preschool kids’ favorites and blackberries just so happen to be my kids’ favorite fruits. One of my favorite back-to-school memories was reciting “quickberry, quackberry, make me a blackberry,” from the book Jamberry by Bruce Degen. I reminisce about the fun “first days” we had as a family and the numerous “first days” I had as a preschool teacher. As I look at friends’ photos of their little ones in grade school, I feel a sense of nostalgia. My middle school kids aren’t so keen about going back to school now that they’re too old for recess. But I sure do miss my son chatting my ear off about superhero movies and baking with my daughter in the kitchen.Īs they grow older, some of the “back to school” fun fades.

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It’s nice to have some free time, and I enjoy going out to breakfast with friends on occasion. The kids are back in school this week, so I’m making this Blackberry Cupcakes recipe.