Editor’s Note: Below is an important update from our colleague, expert trader Jeff Clark. Please read it immediately, because it involves an event taking place on Thursday, February 9th at 8 a.m. ET.
Dear Reader,
Recently the tax records of thousands of America’s richest people were leaked to journalists.
And you’ll never guess, but billionaires often pay no income taxes.
In the last 15 years or so, Jeff Bezos has paid zero income taxes twice, Elon Musk and Michael Bloomberg once, and George Soros paid zero income taxes 3 years in a row.
It seems that no one knows how to shelter their income from taxes better than the wealthy and their lawyers and accountants.
But… do you know the best part about tax shelters for the wealthy?
You don’t have to be rich to use them!
The Wall Street Journal calls the financial system described in What Would Billionaires Do? as "a tax shelter for the rich."
This system was used by J.C Penney, Walt Disney and Ray Kroc (of McDonalds fame) to protect and grow their wealth.
And today the Rockefeller family, Warren Buffett and even President Joe Biden use this system to grow their wealth tax-free.
Yet you can get preferential tax treatment by using the billionaire financial system revealed in the book, What Would Billionaires Do? (get your copy here)… even if you’re not already wealthy.
Your money grows tax-free... You can access it at any time without tax penalty... it provides tax-free income in retirement...
And you can even pass that wealth onto the next generation tax-free, too.
What Would Billionaires Do? also shows you:
How traditional financial institutions plot to control your money for as long as possible — and get rich doing it. This system turns that concept on its head so the wealth funnels to YOU …
The secret to continual growth (that won’t fall when the markets do)
Plus how to boost your savings interest rate up to 40x-80x and safeguard your wealth
You can get this and MUCH more from our Complete Billionaire Financial System, including Garrett’s book:
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