Managing Editor's Note: Below is a message from our colleagues from The Oxford Club...They are sounding the alarm on a little-known strategy they say has long been used by major financial institutions – one that’s historically delivered results not widely available to everyday savers. Their new briefing outlines how the approach works, identifies organizations they say have used it, and explains why access to it may now be expanding. See the details – or watch the presentation here before it disappears.
Dear Bleeding Edge Reader, I've never been this angry. I just discovered something that makes my blood boil. For decades, America’s largest banks – like BlackRock, Wells Fargo, and JPMorgan – have been using a little-known account to collect an average of 29% per year. They never advertised it to the general public. They never told you about it. They just quietly parked billions here... while offering you 0.4% on your savings. Let me put that in perspective. "The 29% Account" is 72 TIMES more profitable than anything banks offer the general public. 72 times. It’s the difference between doubling your money every 2.5 years… and 144 years. It’s not even close. While inflation has been eating away at your savings... while you've been told to "be patient" and "think long-term"... these banks have been growing richer off your money. It's disgusting. But here's the good news. What I recently uncovered is that this account isn't just for the big banks. It never was. They just didn't want you to know about it. The truth is… anyone can open one. It doesn’t matter if you’re 18 or 81. It doesn’t matter if you’ve got $500 or $5 million. I put together a short presentation to show you exactly how "The 29% Account" works – and how you can open one for yourself. Click here to watch it now. Good investing, Marc Lichtenfeld
Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club P.S. Since 2000, this account has turned $1,000 into $556,454. See the proof here. This ad is sent on behalf of The Oxford Club. 105 W Monument St, Baltimore, Maryland 21201. | 
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