Did You Get A Pay Rise? - This Couple Did!

Dean and Flora Copson Our Kleeneze journey started in August 2007 after our car was carded in a  Tesco Car Park and we completed our details on the website. We had thought  about doing something in the evenings to get us from in front of the TV. Although we both have good jobs we still had a certain amount of debts and if  we wanted to go on holiday we really had to pull in our belts. In our first period  we had retailed ourselves to 13 % and a cheque for £429. We have steadily built up our team whilst working over 100 hours a week  between us in very demanding roles and bringing up our daughter Anna who has  very much been a part of the Kleeneze team.  Anna has delivered catalogues, processed and delivered orders and attended  training sessions and is very willing to tell people how great this business is. The income we have got from Kleeneze has also enabled us to take Anna to  Disneyland in Orlando in 2010 for her 10th birthday. This was a fantastic trip and has really inspired us to get to New York. We have now qualified as Gold Distributors and are now in qualification for  New York. Our focus now is to support our great team in achieving their goals  in 2011.

Another Fantastic Kleeneze Success Story

Tanya and Chris Howson




We joined Kleeneze in the middle of May 2008, Chris was working full-time for a structural engineering firm and worked a 50 to 55 hr week.

I work part-time as a nursery nurse since having our two children, Luke who is 12 and Alyssa who is 6. We have always retailed consistently and done activity where we could around our job commitments.

Then at the end of Febuary, Chris had an accident at work the 2nd in 12mths, which was a very frightening time for us all as a family. We knew then we had to make some life changing decisions.

So when Chris came out of hospital, we continued to retail as we needed to cover our income, then we asked our sponsors Sylvia & Gary, Dave & Angie for their help to put a plan in place to enable Chris to ‘sack the boss’.

Chris started to work the plan of presenting catalogues to gain a bigger customer base, with amazing results, our retail had more than doubled, and the best thing of all was seeing what time freedom it was giving us as a family. So after 3 weeks we knew that this was it, we had hit our 18% target, that we had oringally set in our plan.

So we knew this was our future, Chris was going to work Kleeneze full-time and he ‘Sack the Boss’. Chris has worked his notice, and we are now looking forward to our freedom and future with our Kleeneze business.

Do You Struggle To Find Out Of School Care For Your Kids ?

If you struggle to find suitable childcare facilities as in the report below, then perhaps you should consider changing your circumstances so that you do not need to rely on childcare. Perhaps you should take a look at the Kleeneze opportunity, where there are already many mums with school age kids who are making a success of running their own business, and who also have the flexibility to work when they choose so that child care is not needed. These mums have the best of both worlds, as they not only get to see more of their children, but they are also saving the cost of having someone else look after their kids.

Many parents of school-age children struggle to find suitable childcare, a survey by the Daycare Trust suggests.

A poll of 116 family information services across England, Scotland and Wales found 60% had had parents report a lack of childcare in their area.
Just 28% said there was sufficient childcare for primary pupils locally.
Only 12% said there was suitable provision for parents who worked shifts and just 11% said there was cover for the parents of disabled children.
"The availability of childcare for school-age children remains low," said the report for the childcare charity.
"Only 28% of family information services are saying that sufficient childcare exists across their entire local authority for primary school age.
"For secondary school age children the picture is even worse, with just 14% reporting sufficient childcare in the whole authority."

The survey also questioned family information services about the cost of childcare for pre-school children.
It found the average annual cost for 25 hours of nursery care a week for a child under the age of two was £5,032 in England, £5,220 in Scotland and £4,723 in Wales.
For a child minder, the same provision was £4,680 in England, £4,665 in Scotland and £4,687 in Wales.
The research suggests costs vary considerably between regions and within regions.
Not surprisingly, London and the South East were the most expensive areas for childcare.
In London, the average weekly cost for 25 hours nursery care for a child under two is £118.54 (equating to £6,164 per year).
In the North West is £82.70 a week (£4,300 per year).

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