| Dear Reader, Let me show you some napkin math that'll make your blood boil. You deposit $10,000 in your savings account. Your bank pays you 0.4%. That's $40 a year. Forty bucks. Now here's what they do with YOUR $10,000... They turn around and park it in something called "The 29% Account." It was started as a private "trust fund" for the wealthy elite and America's largest banks and financial institutions. At 29%, your $10,000 earns them $2,900. They keep $2,860. You get $40. That's the game. Bank of America does it. Wells Fargo does it. JPMorgan does it. BlackRock has billions parked here. They've been doing it for decades. Eating financial caviar... while offering you sardines. Since 2000, "The 29% Account" has turned $1,000 into $556,454. That's not a typo. That's 25 years of 29% returns... compounding year after year. And it's available to any American. Click here to see how "The 29% Account" works — and how to cut out the middleman. Good investing, Marc Lichtenfeld
Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club P.S. $40 for you. $2,860 for them. Same $10,000. Click here to flip the script. | 
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