Uncle Sam’s Retirement Scam

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He calls it an “Ignition Event.”

These events can help you make an extra $125,000 within the next year. (We’re talking gains of up to 4,891%.)

It makes so much sense, you’ll be slapping your forehead and saying, “Why didn’t I think of that?!”

Learn which companies are experiencing an Ignition Event right now HERE.

– Rachel Gearhart, Associate Franchise Publisher

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From the Baltimore Clubhouse – Social Security has been called America’s safety net. And like many government social programs, it was born of good intentions.

But here’s the thing…

Social Security is a fiscal disaster waiting to happen.

Don’t think so? Check the facts.

According to the Congressional Budget Office…

• Federal trust funds for Social Security are projected to be depleted by 2034.
• Medicare trust funds are projected to run out by 2029.
• Overall entitlement spending is expected to consume nearly ALL federal revenues by the middle of the century if left unchecked.

As it stands, Social Security is unsustainable.

Those who avoid the truth and expect Social Security to be their golden goose in retirement are lying to themselves. The program is unsurprisingly a mess. It simply won’t survive without either big cuts to benefits or big tax hikes to finance spending…

Or both.

Sadly, most retirees already rely heavily on Uncle Sam for their daily bread.

According to the Social Security Administration, half of Americans 65 and older receive half their overall retirement income from monthly Social Security checks.

And for a quarter of retirees, these Social Security checks account for more than 90% of their retirement income.

I’m getting anxious just typing that… It’s really distressing.

All of these facts should serve as a dire wake-up call. If you’re betting your future retirement on Uncle Sam’s promises, you’re effectively building your financial house on sand… quicksand!

While there are many who rely almost entirely on this program today – and without it may have nothing – it’s not a position you want to be in.

If you want to be truly financially secure in retirement, you should forget about Social Security altogether…

And instead turn to America’s real “social security” program.

From False Security to True Prosperity

The best way for you to preserve and grow your nest egg is to turn away from the government… and toward the private sector.

Of course, I’m talking about the stock market. In particular, I’m talking about dividend-paying stocks. And not just any stock with an irregular payment schedule or an unsustainably high yield.

We like companies with track records of raising their dividends annually… what Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld calls “Perpetual Dividend Raisers.”

These are companies that raise their dividends every year for several years.

There are more than 200 companies that have raised their dividends each year for 10 years or longer – and about 90 that have done so for 25 years or more.

That gives you plenty of Perpetual Dividend Raisers to choose from when building your own personal “social security” portfolio.

Currently, the average monthly Social Security payment is $1,422.

But having your own retirement portfolio invested in Perpetual Dividend Raisers could not only help you collect even more in monthly income… but also help you collect a growing annual income.

For example…

You could start building your portfolio using at least 10 – and preferably 20 to 25 – high-quality dividend stocks that will spread your risk across multiple sectors.

Below is a table of 25 Perpetual Dividend Raisers offering excellent yields. Each company has raised its dividend for the last 10 years or more.

These 25 stocks offer an average 6.19% dividend yield. That’s enough to generate as much as $1,289 in monthly income with just a $250,000 portfolio… $1,933.50 per month with a $375,000 portfolio…

Or as much as $2,578 each month with a $500,000 portfolio.

And since these are Perpetual Dividend Raisers, you can reasonably expect your monthly payout to increase every year.

Another way to boost your income even further is to reinvest your dividends.

If you don’t need to collect income within the next five years, reinvesting dividends allows you to take advantage of the magic of compounding.

In other words, reinvesting your dividends is an easy way to not only supercharge your capital growth… but also unlock even greater income in retirement.

So if you don’t need the dividend income immediately, it’s smart to reinvest.

Good investing,

Anthony

P.S. Perpetual Dividend Raisers are a surefire way boost your income. But there’s a way to send your profits skyrocketing… You see, all Perpetual Dividend Raisers experience an
Ignition Event. This one-time-only event almost always leads to breakout success. To learn more, check out Marc’s latest research
here.