Over the past several months, Passport to Wealth has been leading the industry with it's home-based business opportunity. Passport to Wealth is a fairly new company, which launched February 2007. Passport to Wealth offers a home business opportunity by selling and marketing their products through direct selling.

The Passport to Wealth product line is comprised of about $75,000 worth of software titles including titles on internet marketing. The Passport to Wealth opportunity consists of marketing the program for $997.

The Passport to Wealth business opportunity contains a 2-Up compensation plan with a payout of $997 for every sale made by the qualified business owner. This compensation plan is the same one used in the insurance and real estate industry for brokers and agents alike, where the first two sales are training sales. To get started with Passport to Wealth, a new person pays $997 to become a Passport to Wealth business owner and then passes up their next two sales to their qualified sponsor. There really is no downside to the business since even though you may pass up your first two sales the next sales are yours and the new person would give you now two of their qualifying sales and those two people would owe you two of their sales that's an additional $4000 to you and this could repeat to infinity.

There have been other reviews that have issues with the 2-Up program which is the same compensation plan used in the private sector with both the real estate and insurance industries. As to people worried about competition there is a famous quote by Wally Wattles who who wrote,"Every person who becomes rich by competition knocks down the ladder by which he rises, and keeps others down, but every person who gets rich by creation opens the way for thousands to follow - and inspires them to do so."

In conclusion, Passport to Wealth appears to have decent software and ebook products, and the compensation plan is the same type of plan a real estate agent would make if they first started. Some do well with 2-Up programs and some struggle but that's to be expected in any industry. I'm sure there are people where you currently work at that struggle. You don't have to be an experienced marketer if you have a team that will help you every step of the way. It's finding the right team that will either make you or break you.