Some franchising basics from the FTC’s case against Premier Martial Arts franchisor

If you’re thinking of buying a franchise, you’re probably considering lots of factors — weighing benefits like training and brand name recognition with potential risks and costs. Like any other business, a franchise has no guarantee of success. That’s why franchisors are required to give potential buyers honest information about what it takes to open and operate their franchise.

Source: FTC Consumer Alerts ↗ · imported 2026-10-19

Reported: 2026-10-19

Reported identifier: consumer.ftc.gov

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