An extra $133,000 just in the first three years.

Dear Member,

Oops! Did we just lose you from my presentation on our Infinite Income System?

Or, perhaps you have some questions I can answer right here and now.

First question: “What if I’m already happy with my current portfolio performance?”

If you are, congratulations!

That’s wonderful.

But I want to make sure you saw this side-by-side comparison of the average 401(k) and the Infinite Income System.

We’ll use the average Fidelity 401(k) balance of $127,100.

Starting with that figure, by year 3 alone, the Infinite Income System could have produced an extra $133,000.

By year 10, that advantage is up to almost an additional $500k.

And by year 20, you’d have a $13 million advantage.

The performance difference is off the charts.

16-to-1 overall.

To learn how to set up your own Infinite Income System, be sure to jump back into my video here.

Second question: “What if I don’t want to wait 10 years to wait for my money to grow?”

That’s understandable.

But one of the great benefits of this system is its ability to generate fast short-term gains.

Like Ameriprise Financial, which went up 62% in 6 months …

Buckle Inc., which leapt 44% in just 4 months … And paid out a 30% dividend on top of that …

Delek Holdings, which increased by 40% in just 2 months …

LAM Research, which went up 53% in 4 months …

Or Williams Sonoma, which jumped 68% in 6 months.

This is a revolutionary new system.

It’s important you take the time to understand how it works.

If we’re going to solve the cost-of-living crisis in America, this is a great first step.

And I should remind you, this opportunity will only be open for a short time.

I’m going to take advantage of it right now. I think you should, too.

Good luck and God bless!

Martin D. Weiss, PhD
Weiss Ratings FounderFollow us:

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