Tuesday, May 16, 2023

The single worst financial decision Americans are making right now. ($603 billion lost)

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Wealthy Retirement

The single worst financial decision Americans are making right now. ($603 billion lost)

Marc Lichtenfeld | Chief Income Strategist | The Oxford Club

Marc Lichtenfeld

Dear Wealthy Retirement Reader,

Marc Lichtenfeld here.

I have a question for you.

Do you have a savings account with one of the big five banks – Bank of America, Wells Fargo, JP Morgan, Citigroup, or USBancorp?

I really hope not.

These banks are taking advantage of Americans and refusing to pay decent interest rates.

Bank of America's top savings account – the Diamond Honors Level – pays just 0.04%.

At that rate, it takes 1,735 years to double your money just once!

It's highway robbery.

And yet, The Wall Street Journal reports that HALF of American savings accounts are with these banks.

That has to end now.

The fact is… there are savings accounts available that pay over 130 times more income.

And there are even government backed investments that pay over 200 times more income!

And the U.S. News & World Report confirms these are "zero-risk" assets.

That's why I've just finished a new book called Safe Money Income Secrets.

In it I detail the safest investments in America that pay BIG income.

For example, I've found a gold and silver investment that comes with NO downside.

I've discovered a "magic code" that forces the big banks to offer you over 200 times more money on your investment.

In total, I'm publishing 30 secret ways to make far more money on your savings.

And I'd like to send you a copy today.

Just go here to get one of the first copies today.

Good investing,

Marc

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