There are two ways to collaborate with the Academy.

• Partners introduce this education to people in their personal and professional networks and earn a commission on every enrollment that results.
• Educators bring a subject they know well and teach it collaboratively with me, in a recorded session where I introduce them to the Academy community, and earn a revenue share on that material at a rate well above the partner commission.
• Those who do both benefit twice: from what they teach, and from the enrollments they generate across the full catalog.

There is no cost to participate, no quota, and no obligation to promote on any schedule.

Partners and educators are invited to periodic sessions covering new courses, program updates, and practical guidance on introducing this education effectively.

Partners earn 20 percent commission on all Legacy Visions Wealth Academy enrollments. That includes self-paced courses, coaching, and multi-session Wealth Education engagements ranging from a few hundred dollars to several thousand.

Partners advance permanently to 30 percent on all products once their referrals total $4,000. That total is measured on the amount students actually pay, before your commission is deducted, and accumulates across every product. Refunded purchases are removed from the total. Once you reach $4,000, the higher rate applies to everything going forward and never resets.

For subscriptions and payment plans, commission is paid on each recurring charge at the rate in effect when that charge processes, for as long as the plan remains active.

Enrollments are attributed to the buyer's last-clicked affiliate link or code, within 180 days of the initial click. Where more than one partner has referred the same buyer, credit follows the most recent click.

The Academy is not intended to replace the need for a financial advisor. An advisor does the research and makes the decisions on a client's behalf, and there is real value in that. What the Academy provides is understanding across the full range of financial decision making: how different account types work, how to think through the decisions in front of you, how to evaluate companies and assets, and how to work effectively with the professionals you rely on. Depending on how far a student takes it, that understanding may be enough to manage certain aspects of their finances independently, portfolio management among them. That is a skill, and it can be taught. Specific companies and assets are examined in depth, and my own research and positions are shared openly and identified as mine. Amounts and account balances are not, and educators teaching here are asked to hold the same standard. Credibility here comes from the quality of the teaching. What is never given is a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold, or guidance on what belongs in any individual's portfolio, and partners hold to that same line. Partners disclose that they are compensated, and they make no claims about returns or earnings. That standard is what makes this work worth trusting, and it is not negotiable.

Educator revenue share is set individually and reflects the material contributed and the format of the collaboration. Terms are discussed directly with anyone whose subject is a fit.

Applications are reviewed individually. Approved partners receive a partner agreement with the complete terms before they begin.

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