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The $1.2 Million "Asset" You May Not Know You Have

Investment U
Monday, May 4, 2015
The note below is from our friends at Bonner & Partners. It does not necessarily represent the views of Investment U, but we have no doubt our readers will find it interesting.  It’s definitely worth a look.
 
- Andrew Snyder
 

 
Dear  Subscriber,
 
There is a growing crisis for American retirees…
 
You see, 4 in 10 Americans will run out of money in their retirement. For the majority of Americans, that’s their BIGGEST financial worry.
 
It’s no wonder… The average American has just over $100,000 in retirement savings.
 
How long do you think that will last?
 
And how do you stack up?
 
We expect as a (name of email list) reader, you’re in a sturdier boat than average. At least you’re taking the right steps to get there…
 
Even still, you might be experiencing sleepless nights… You might be looking for ways to generate more income in retirement.
 
That’s why we just made a first-of-its kind deal with Harvard PhD and former Reagan economics adviser Dr. Laurence Kotlikoff.
 
Dr. Kotlikoff recently published a book detailing how, exactly, to maximize your monthly Social Security checks. It’s now a runaway bestseller on Amazon and the New York Times list.
 
By following just one of his recommendations, you could increase your monthly payout by $1,620. Another tip shows you how to generate as much as $50,000 in extra payments over the next five years… even if you’re not collecting your own benefits. If you’re already collecting benefits, it’s NOT too late. You could still increase your benefits by as much as 32%.
 
$1.2 million dollars is serious money.  Dr. Kotlikoff’s research shows that a 60-year old retired couple who earned the maximum federal limit starting at age 25, will have a Social Security ‘assset’ worth $1.2 million – if they start collecting at 62. Put another way, you’d need a portfolio of $1.2 million to produce that same level of annual income.
 
That’s why we’re working directly with Dr. Kotlikoff to bring you his book, an exclusive conference call for everyone who participates in this offer, plus a bundle of special reports…all aimed at putting you in the very best position to maximize your retirement benefits. But with limited supplies of his bestseller and the overwhelming interest in this issue, we know supplies won’t last for long.
 
Look, even if you’re not counting on Social Security, you owe it to yourself to get Dr. Kotlikoff’s expertise. Without it, chances are, you’ll end up collecting thousands of dollars less than you’re due.
 
 
Regards,
 
Amber Lee Mason
Managing Director
Bonner & Partners 
 
P.S. If you’re 60 years old right now, your life expectancy is about 25 years. The decisions you make about Social Security right now could affect your income for more than two decadesBe sure you’re making the right ones


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