Dear Reader,
Exciting news for income seekers today...
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Retiree Dick Weber from Nevada say he's getting more than $100 a week, and "it helps pay my retirement bills."
And Florida-based Dan Morgan reports, "The performance continues to amaze. My annual payouts now exceed $54,000."
Indeed, even Money magazine says these types of cash payments "can be helpful in supplementing your income in retirement."
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Sincerely,
Matthew Benjamin
Editorial Director, The Oxford Club
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