What words do YOU hear?
Fear ... Worry ... Scared ... Miracle
Why?
Because at first you’re going to be angry (it’s ok, it happens).
You’ll be angry because you've followed all the rules, you've done what you were told to do and yet ...
...here you are, right now, searching for a solution to a problem.
Perhaps you, too, are avoiding the brokerage statements, counting pennies, suffering sleepless nights, or just needing a miracle
And, because nobody has shared this specific idea with you and it flies in the face of everything you’re told about retirement today.
You’ll be excited, too, because INSTANTLY different ideas will pop into YOUR head about problems you could be solving for yourself, if you only knew HOW…
Because you didn’t know that a potentially powerful income source could change everything you’re told by the media and the (so-called) experts about retirement.
Including WHEN you retire.
Possibly as soon as tomorrow!
I’m going to give you an inside look at our private investor files to see what’s possible…
… because every single person you’re about to meet was exactly where you are right now:
According to the AARP, more than half of Americans over the age of 50 worry they won’t have enough money to live on during their retirement years.
Like Brad L., who spends his afternoons taking his grandson to fun places in Vancouver, like the BC Rodeo and Country Fair.
Seriously, what kid wouldn’t want to rodeo ride a sheep!?
Or, Earl B., who spends his afternoons fishing with friends in the Gulf of Mexico:
“Today’s catch. We had 12 hits, boated 8 and kept 2. Just a beautiful day!” 9/16/24
Of course, that’s IF you have $10,000 per year and IF you have 30 years – which most people don’t.
That’s just getting to retirement…
What happens IN retirement?
Most people:
This is the problem investors have today:
You would need half a million dollars and the BEST you can do is about $21,000 in annual income.
That works out to $1,587 in average monthly income.
Can you retire on that? Nope.
But the reality is this: Most people don’t HAVE $500,000 which means they can’t even get that $21,000 in annual income.
Which is why this next sentence might be the most important idea you read today.
I call it the Million-Dollar Myth:
Let’s be honest: It’s not like you hit that million-dollar mark and some bell goes ding-ding-ding, like you’re the big winner at a pie-eating contest at the State Fair…
Because what happens the first time you withdraw money from your portfolio?
You no longer have a million dollars.
Inflation and interest rates are already wrecking your savings, making your money worth less today than just five years ago...
...and costing you more money in the future.
In 2024, you need $52,141 per year in retirement just to meet basic living costs…
... food, clothing, transportation, housing and healthcare.
Maybe a bottle of Maalox as you sit at the kitchen table at night trying to figure out how you’ll afford all of that.
Actually, do me a favor here - throw out the Maalox. When you and I finish this, you’ll never need it again.
Now if you need a car, a home or you have any other major expense, good luck – they all cost significantly more today.
That $52,141 needed just for basic living expenses means you need at least $1.25 Million to retire using standard ‘divide by 4%’ retirement calculations …
BUT THAT $1.25 MILLION WILL ONLY LAST FOR 23 YEARS BEFORE IT RUNS OUT.
Of course, that’s IF you have $1.25 Million dollars.
To make matters worse, based on typical retirement goals, look at how much money you would need to live just 20 years in retirement:
Annual Income here is over and above social security - it’s the amount of additional income you need for a basic retirement.
Here’s the scary truth: The majority of Americans have $200,000 or less saved for retirement.
JUST 3.2% OF AMERICANS HAVE A MILLION-DOLLAR RETIREMENT PORTFOLIO.
So if you’re part of that 97% who do not have a million-dollar portfolio...
That sound you hear - that ding-ding-ding-ding –
…is actually the alarm bell ringing at the firehouse because your portfolio is burning cash and you don’t have the tools to put the fire out.
Poof…all those dollars, up in smoke.
But they don’t have to be.
I told you at the start of this video -
What you don’t have is someone showing you how to use the money that you do have.
As you’ll discover, you may not actually need a million dollars to retire but, you can still REACH that level, if you choose.
Actually, what will really excite you in the coming moments is this: your money never runs out.
It’s kind of like having a little money tree: Not only can you grow your money tree, but each time you take money off the tree, it grows back!
I told you at the beginning here that I’m going to give you an inside look at our private investor files to see what’s really possible…
A quick ‘caveat’ before you meet people like you: Remember I said earlier that most people don’t know that this income source exists, or how to use it.
I’m sharing income results from the last 10 years so that you can see that this income source is:
NOT a Fad
NOT Get Rich Quick
NOT a Lottery Ticket
It’s a process.
You will see how this process has helped people over the last decade to eliminate their retirement worries.
At $575 per week, that's a potential annual income of $29,900.
Or, if he reinvested, it would grow David’s portfolio to $93,900 in a single year.
Remember a moment ago when I showed you “safe” assets and how you’d need $500,000 just to get $21,000 annually?
Here David is on pace to get $8,000 more than that and he doesn’t have anything close to $500,000.
Imagine if he maintained that pace of growth … he would double his portfolio to over $136,422 in just two years!
Or, if he’s taking that cash as income, that’s still nearly $30,000 in annual income – and his $64,000 is 100% intact. His money isn’t running out!
That’s $21,000 income in 5 months, or an average weekly income of $1,050.
At $1,050, that’s potential annual income of over $54,600 at his current pace.
...or, reinvested, a portfolio that’s projected to grow to over $144,000 in just one year (crazy, right?).
Jack’s example is more than double the ‘safe’ assets we reviewed, and even he doesn’t have $500,000!
So … in just two files, you’ve seen:
You’ve also seen two different portfolio values: $64,000 and $90,000.
Neither of those portfolios were a million dollars, either, right?
Actually, BOTH of those portfolios are seriously BELOW the typical retirement account value for investors in their 60s and 70s:
According to the Federal Reserve, the typical retirement account is worth nearly $200,000 for people in their 70s, and about $180,000 for people in their 60s.
Yet, at a potential annual income of $30,000 to $55,000, both David and Jack are getting seriously high rates of income returns on very low retirement accounts.
Yet, at a potential annual income of $30,000 to $55,000, both David and Jack are getting seriously high rates of income returns on very low retirement accounts.
The average monthly Social Security check as of right now is about $1,916 per month, or $22,992 per year.
But you’ll need at least $52,141 in additional income for a ‘typical’ retirement - that accounts for food, clothing, transportation, health care, housing…
(that’s the No Fun Retirement - well I guess you could walk around the block a few times and say you’ve ‘traveled’)
So, how are they doing this and what kind of risks are they taking?
First time you’ve heard that word - risk - and you’ve probably wondered, what’s the catch and I don’t blame you.
Because any endeavor that involves money always entails some level of risk, yes?
In our case, our little income secret involves acceptable risk.
Not unlike dividend investors who own stocks and accept the risk that the price of the stock could go down.
Or, Treasury Bond holders who accept the risk that the value of the bond could fall, or the yield (interest) could fall.
I suppose you could put all your money in a savings account, but the moment you have more than $250k in that account, it isn’t insured by the FDIC. So even a savings account has risk.
I don’t know why anyone would put money in a savings account anyway - I mean the banks are taking your money, paying you maybe 2% while they loan it out at 8%, 12% even 15%.
Talk about getting the short end of the stick.
Wait - what if you could be your own bank?
Yes, what if you could be your own bank?
Because that is essentially what we’re teaching people to do:
How to “borrow” against cash in their portfolio - legally and without penalties - to generate consistent cash income every week.
For every $10,000 “borrowed” our goal is a minimum return of .6% or $60 per week.
So a $100,000 retirement account could potentially produce about $600 per week.
At 52 weeks, that $31,200 in potential annual income.
Add that to social security and just like that you have $54,192, which is more than the current average cost of living in retirement.
That’s essentially your retirement expenses paid for from just $100,000 saved using this income source.
Plus, every dollar you have above that level, increases your income potential.
That’s why I say you could retire without needing a million dollars and, if you’re bold enough, you could retire as soon as tomorrow.
Now - How are they doing this? What is this income source?
Now, I did say options and I know most people think, “No WAY - I’ve heard options are way too risky…”
Or worse…
“Oh no, I’ve lost money with options before…”
You’re not wrong. When it comes to trading options, a lot of people are left with empty pockets…
But that’s because – most people have traded options as ‘buyers’ not as ‘sellers.'
And those options buyers do lose money … 80% of the time, actually.
But think about that for a moment – if the buyer is losing money, who is making money?
The option seller is making the money, right?
Even national media have recognized that the options seller has significant advantages, like the Financial Post, Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg News:
There are two types of options you, as an investor, can sell:
Most, or at least many investors are familiar with Call options, specifically “covered calls” (or also known as ‘writing calls’).
A call option, when sold, means you, the seller, are willing - but not required - to sell shares to the buyer at a specific price by a specific date.
Selling a call option is a bearish strategy – it means you believe the price of the stock will stay below a specific price by a specific date.
The less familiar option is the Put option.
A put option, when sold, means you, the seller, are willing - but not required - to buy shares from the buyer at a specific price by a specific date.
Selling a put option is a bullish strategy – it means you believe the price of the stock will stay ABOVE a specific price by a specific date.
Here’s a simple, if silly, example of selling weekly PUT options:
This is a chicken. This is a road. And it’s Tuesday morning.
The buyer of the option is betting that the chicken will cross the road (without getting hit by a truck)...
…but the chicken must get to the other side by this Friday, and no later.
The buyer pays the seller $100 to bet on the outcome of the chicken crossing the road by this Friday, and if the buyer is correct, the value of that option will be worth more than the $100 he paid.
The seller of the option knows it’s unlikely (since the road is filled with trucks) and sells the option to the buyer, collecting the $100.
As each day passes and the Chicken does not make it to the other side of the road, the value of the option goes down (meaning the buyer is losing money).
And by Friday, the chicken doesn’t make it to the other side of the road, so the option buyer loses his $100;
And the options seller keeps the full $100.
The advantage the seller has is this: Everytime the buyer loses with an options trade, that means the seller (which will be YOU) wins.
But first, a few key and frankly, honest points to make:
In order to sell a PUT option, you must have 100 times the price (strike) of the option in your portfolio as “collateral” in the unlikely event you take assignment of the shares.
That means a $50 strike to sell a put option requires $5,000 in capital as collateral.
Once the option trade is closed, your capital is immediately available (you have not spent this money; it is used as collateral. When the trade ends, your collateral is back in your hands)
In order to sell a CALL option, you must have 100 shares of stock for each call option sold.
To be able to generate consistent weekly income, you need at least $50,000 of stock or cash assets in your portfolio or trading account.
You CAN do this in an IRA. You usually need to fill out a little extra paperwork
That “collateral” – called a cash-secured Put – That’s the ‘be your own bank’ concept I just shared with you.
You are ‘borrowing’ your cash to generate income on that cash, as often as you want.
That’s because:
That’s why options sellers have a huge advantage over the buyers.
Our primary focus - our little income secret - is selling weekly put options.
Remember that your portfolio should be paying YOU in retirement.
This new option selling income stream has the potential to pay you at least 17% cash income from your portfolio every year…
That’s the goal we set each year: 17%
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