Hi,

A recent report shows that half of all older adults had less than $22,887 a year ($1,907 a month)
from all sources and....

half of all older households received less than $38,515 a year ($3,210 a month) from all sources.

This is after paying into pension plans for 40 years!

Even more shocking is that 1 out of 5 people over 65 were still working to supplement their income
and of the four-fifths of people age 65 and older who are fully retired the median income was just
$18,657 a year (1,555 a month).

So, if I could show you a way to retire in under 4 years with a pension of over $5,000 a month
would you be interested enough to take a look?


Or would you rather rely on social security?

According to an AARP analysis of data from the Census Bureau, the average retirement income
for Americans 65 and over was $31,742 a year ($2,645 a month)....

84% of those received Social Security,  getting an average retirement benefit of $1,298.98 a month.
 
Social Security provides more than a third of income for many retirees, and retirees in
the lowest income quintile count on Social Security for more than 80% of their income.

So I ask you again...

If I could show you a way to retire in under 4 years with a pension of over $5,000 a month
would you be interested enough to take a look?

God bless,
Graham
p.s. "Life is like a ten-speed bicycle. Most of us have gears we never use." ~ Charles Schulz – 1922-2000, Cartoonist
p.p.s. If you've been thinking about this 2 people I referred have already retired while you've been sat on the fence!