The pandemic did the world a lot of harm compared to good, and hardly is there anyone who isn’t affected by the scourge of the coronavirus. The effect of COVID on every individual differs because, while some people lost family members and friends who are close to them, others experienced the different phases of lockdown without help from anywhere. For serial entrepreneurs and businessmen like Quinton McCoy, the pandemic essentially presented them with a unique opportunity to venture into a new line of business, especially seeing the dangers of living without life insurance. For Quinton and Viair, establishing Wealth4gen came at the right time, considering what the world was going through.
The pandemic saw Quinton and Viair lose quite a few family members and friends, and realizing how much financial burden the family is thrown into immediately after the death of a loved one created an even bigger problem for the family; because not only are the family grieving but at the same time facing the reality of organizing and funding the funeral of such a person. Wealth4Gen thus came as a timely solution to ensure that his family and everyone’s family are protected from bearing the grueling burden of paying for funeral and final expenses.
With Wealth4gen, Quinton and Viair ventured into financial services while focusing on affordable programs for life insurance, particularly for low-income families. Wealth4gen operates on Quinton’s model in which he advises couples to retire at least three years earlier and never return to work. This model seemed to have worked wonders because, amazingly, they’ve helped 186 couples retire earlier with little-known tax documents. Viair, on the other hand, has been described as caring and genuine, and she caters to seniors between the ages of 50-85 on a fixed or low income with cost-effective programs for burial and final expenses. She’s also a master budget analyst for millennials looking to save money while raising children and reducing their mortgage payments by five years.
Wealth4gen is driven by the founder’s passion for financial literacy, especially within the minority community. And according to Quinton, “We specialize in affordable programs for life insurance for seniors on a fixed or low income. We’ve helped 103 seniors protect their families from paying their burial and final expenses. We had helped 186 couples retire three years earlier than expected and generate more money in retirement than when they were working. We love to educate our families, peers, and colleagues on investing in indexed accounts to generate tax-free income.”
On why they consider Wealth4gen as different from other service providers in the industry, Quinton said, “We empower minorities to diversify their financial portfolio and to create multiple streams of tax-free income. We protect our seniors who aren’t covered with cost-effective life insurance policies. Many seniors aren’t covered due to health concerns. We work with 25 A+-rated carriers to ensure that EVERY senior is covered and that their family is protected.”
Within three months of the company’s launch, Wealth4gen has grown to mid-six figures, modernizing how millennials and Gen Z’ers view financial literacy and generational wealth. Therefore, when asked where they see themselves and their company in five years, Quinton replied, “Within the next five years, we hope to generate $1M/monthly and head an agency that produces $10M/monthly. We want to be a billionaire in 10 years.”
Learn more about Wealth4gen or subscribe to any of their life insurance plans and policies by visiting their website.
