Hi Maria,
I would say you should never plan to retire from SFI as SFI is a lifelong business. It’s a LEGECY business that means you can transfer it to your near & dear one whenever you wish.
If you go through the SFI Affiliate Agreement. Rule 28. States that Affiliate may not assign rights or delegate duties under this Agreement without the prior written consent of SFI. Upon request, SFI will provide Affiliate with guidelines for the sale, transfer, or assignment of Affiliate's SFI business.
What I understand from your question is when and how you should opt-out of SFI Business.
Go through the "Affiliate Agreement"
Rule 33
Both SFI and the Affiliate reserve the right to terminate this agreement at any time. The term of this Agreement shall be for a period of one year from the date hereof and shall automatically renew upon each anniversary without further act of the parties unless either party has terminated this Agreement by written notice to the other. If terminated, outstanding commissions at time of termination shall be paid in the next payment so long as the terms of this agreement were not violated by the Affiliate. Payment of the final commission payment to the Affiliate may be withheld for a reasonable time in order to ensure that the correct amount is paid.
Rule 36.
Should Affiliate not achieve Executive Affiliate (EA) status at ANY time during a continuous 6-month period, Affiliate understands that he/she will forfeit all accumulated commissions.
Rule 40
Transferability of SFI Affiliateship: In the event of an Affiliate's death, SFI will keep sending commissions in the method that's been selected on the affiliate's account. For example, if the affiliate had chosen to have his or her commission mailed by check, the affiliate's surviving spouse or other representative must ensure they have the legal right to cash a check made out to the name on the SFI account. However, surviving spouses and representatives can also log onto the affiliate's account and make the necessary adjustments to the account name and information. IMPORTANT: surviving spouses and representatives must have account login information. SFI will not provide that information. Note that, other than this particular exception, logging into any SFI account other than your own is strictly prohibited.
ARBITRATION:
Any controversy, dispute or claim between SFI and any other party arising out of/or involving any SFI business relationship shall be resolved by binding arbitration. The arbitration shall be conducted in accordance with the Procedures of the American Arbitration Association. This arbitration agreement does not cause waiver or modification of either party's right to legal proceedings in a court residing in the same judicial jurisdiction as stated herein to enforce any unpaid monetary debts by either party, as awarded by the arbitrator following Binding Arbitration. The parties agree to such venue as the forum of choice of the parties.
Opting-Out (quitting) or retiring from SFI
You can opt out of (quit) SFI immediately by going to: www.sfimg.com/4515
Please note that there is NO cost or purchase requirements to remain an SFI affiliate. We encourage all our affiliates to work at their own pace. After all, it's YOUR business. All we ask is that you log in at the Affiliate Center (www.sfimg.com) at least once a year.
If you choose to opt out, we're truly sorry it didn't work out. We (SFI) try very, very hard to provide the best program we can for all our affiliates because you are our partners. We are successful ONLY if our affiliates are successful. Should you decide to rejoin us (SFI) sometime in the future, we will be glad to work with you again. Our best to you!
Hope it helps
Have a nice time
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Hi Maria,
I would say you should never plan to retire from SFI as SFI is a lifelong business. It’s a LEGECY business that means you can transfer it to your near & dear one whenever you wish.
If you go through the SFI Affiliate Agreement. Rule 28. States that Affiliate may not assign rights or delegate duties under this Agreement without the prior written consent of SFI. Upon request, SFI will provide Affiliate with guidelines for the sale, transfer, or assignment of Affiliate's
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