How to Start Collecting $63,000 Owed to You by Law

Here’s a news flash for you… Wall Street is not your friend.

We’re sure most people are aware of this simple truth. Yet countless investors continue to place their complete confidence in the same folks who crashed our global economy a decade ago.

We don’t know about you, but that’s a very scary thought. And it’s a big part of why we’re tired of people believing that Wall Street and its cronies are acting in our best interest.

In this report, we’re going to show you how to finally stick it to the ones who want you to believe that making money in the markets is too hard and risky for the average investor to handle.

Not only are these folks pushing complete lies, but they’re also holding back on telling you the truth about one of the safest, most reliable ways to make huge profits.

And if you’re a retiree… or simply an income-focused investor… this could have a huge impact on your wealth.

So enough chitchat… Let’s get right to it.

The Truth About Nine-Digit Codes

We’re going to tell you the secret to accessing and collecting these safe, incredible profits. But first, let us tell you about the “magic” nine-digit codes that are the key to your awaiting fortune.

In the world of finance, these codes are formally called Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures numbers. We will refer to them as CUSIPs in all of your upcoming Oxford Bond Advantage alerts.

When you buy a bond using one of these special nine-digit codes, you’ve basically added yourself to a company’s payroll.

The reason is these companies are legally obligated to pay you a steady income of interest for an agreed-upon period of time. And they’re also obligated to pay you back what’s called the par value of the bonds you’ve purchased, which, in our dealings, is almost always going to be $1,000.

In contrast, buying a stock legally entitles you to zilch… zero… nada.

Sure, you might make some big money if the stock skyrockets… But it could also be a dead weight in your portfolio that slowly destroys your well-earned wealth.

And is that really the best the markets have to offer?

We don’t think so.

The Real Advantage of Bond Investing

Buying bonds is one of the best – yet underappreciated – ways to make serious money… and you’ll begin to see this regularly as a subscriber to Oxford Bond Advantage.

But the advantage of bonds doesn’t stop there.

As a bondholder, you also have legal priority over the common stockholder. In the worst-case scenario – a company going bankrupt – you’re paid ahead of the stockholders from any cash and asset holdings the business has.

As a stockholder in that unfortunate situation, you’ll likely find your holding fall straight to zero… If you’re lucky, you might pick up a few cents per share.

In other words, being a bondholder is a very privileged position. And the untrustworthy jerks on Wall Street don’t want anyone… including you… standing between them and these companies’ profit streams.

We say too bad for them.

And there’s another great advantage with bond investing that most investors couldn’t be more jealous of…

Knowing exactly how much you’ll earn – and over what period of time you’ll earn it – BEFORE you make your first investment.

That’s right. With bonds, you’ll know exactly how much to expect in profits each year until maturity. And that expected return is obligated to you by law.

It really doesn’t get much better than that, folks.

Getting Started With Oxford Bond Advantage

As a subscriber to Oxford Bond Advantage, you’ll be one of the select few who can really get one over on the greedy elite who don’t want you to have this information.

This is the same elite pushing the complete lie that the only real way to make money is in the stock market… trading high-risk derivatives like options or placing your hard-earned cash into the hands of hedge fund managers.

Granted, buying stocks isn’t a bad thing. The added risk can offer investors higher potential rewards.

But the uncertainty is probably what bugs you.

After all, why place a bet on a risky stock when you can know with absolutely certainty that you can collect total returns as high as 69%… 89%… or even 104% if you simply hold some quality bonds?

It’s as simple as entering that nine-digit code we mentioned into your personal brokerage account. Then you just have to sit back and watch the profits roll in.

As you start this service, you’ll be introduced to the many great profit opportunities we’ve already recommended to subscribers.

Each of these opportunities is listed with its CUSIP.

Here’s a table showing just some of the profit opportunities we’ve shown to Oxford Bond Advantage subscribers…

It’s a pretty sight, we know. But keep a few things in mind before you start calling your broker or logging in to your online brokerage account.

First off, the income payouts above are based on the date and price at which we first recommended these bonds to subscribers. The current prices have very likely changed since then.

Also, some of these bonds may no longer be on our active “Buy” list.

If we think a bond is worth buying at current prices, we list it as a “Buy” in our portfolio. But we shift positions to “Holds” if we feel their prices have run up too much. That means we don’t recommend you purchase them for the time being. And, of course, if we think we can earn greater profits elsewhere, we’ll alert you to sell some of our lower-yielding bonds.

The best way for you to stay current with our recommendations is to closely follow our weekly emails. That way, you won’t miss out on any of the new profit opportunities we’ll send your way.

Right now, you can see the most up-to-date version of the portfolio by logging in to www.OxfordClub.com, going to Oxford Bond Advantage under the “My Trading Services” tab, and then clicking on “Portfolio.”

While these opportunities have offered subscribers as much as $63,000 in profits, your profits will depend on how much you choose to invest.

Now, if you’re not familiar with some of the language around bond investing, do yourself a favor and don’t panic.

We’ve covered everything you need to know in a series of tutorial videos. You can find them in your welcome email or by going to the “Lichtenfeld’s Bond Basics” section on the Oxford Bond Advantage page.

They’re where we cover the ground rules for how our investment strategy works, as well as how to structure your payouts so that you’ll have consistent cash rolling in.

For now, though, here are some basics concepts you need to know:

• Par value: The principal amount a bondholder receives at the bond’s maturity date – typically $1,000 per bond.
• Coupon: The interest rate a bond pays each year. The cash payout is then equal to the coupon rate multiplied by the bond’s par value. Most bonds deliver interest payments twice per year on special coupon dates.
• Maturity date: The date when the principal amount, or par value, is due to the bondholder.
• Accrued interest: The prorated amount of interest that’s accumulated since the last coupon date. This is also the amount due to a bondholder if they sell a bond before the next coupon date.
• MEAR: The minimum expected annual return. It’s calculated to include the bond’s purchase price and coupon rate, the holding period until maturity, capital gains, and any accrued interest owed to the previous bondholder.

Let’s take a look at an example of a recommendation we made.

We alerted subscribers to buy the Signet 4.7% coupon bond that matures on June 15, 2024. We also told them to buy it at close to 97 (or $970) per bond for a holding period of 91.6 months.

At that time, subscribers could expect to receive 16 interest payments of $23.50. And since we bought it at less than its par value, we also expected a capital gain at maturity of $30 per bond.

Meanwhile, there was accrued interest of $17.13 due to the previous bondholder. (In other words, we have to deduct that from our profit.)

Putting it all together, the Signet bond offered a MEAR of 5.3%.

16 x $23.50 + $30 – $17.13 / 91.6 / $970 x 12 = 5.3%

If you had bought $5,000 worth of this bond, that would have given you an annualized cash payout of $265.

$5,000 x 5.3% = $265

But if you had invested four times that amount, your annual payout would have been $1,060.

As you begin, you can invest with as little or as much as you’d like. Some subscribers simply purchase a bond or two… and others purchase dozens or more.

It’s all about your comfort and safety zone… but we’re very confident that you’re going to feel comfortable with these profit opportunities.

Because, unlike with penny stock investing, we’re not placing risky bets with our money. Rest assured that these opportunities are much, much safer than risky penny stocks.

You see, it’s really easy to make money with these nine-digit “magic” codes. Simply follow our instructions… read the whole alert we send you each week… and start collecting money.

We think you’ll find our investing approach to be a lot less stressful than traditional stock investing… and much more fun!

So welcome to Oxford Bond Advantage… And thank you for being a part of us.