A $1 Million Retirement for Just Pennies?

A $1 Million Retirement for Just Pennies?

It's not hard to see why the opportunity I call "The 33-Cents-A-Day Retirement Plan" could put more money into your bank account...
"It's almost impossible not to make money..."
Here's what some mainstream news sources are saying about "The 33 Cents-A-Day Retirement Plan":
**The Atlanta Journal-Constitution writes, "Building substantial wealth by investing as little as [33 cents a day] isn't a pipe dream."
**The Boston Globe calls it "A retirement plan that leads to easy street."
**MarketWatch says it's "The best-kept secret on Wall Street."
**The San Francisco Chronicle found that, "It's almost impossible not to make money..."
**The Philadelphia Inquirer writes that "The 33 Cents-A-Day Retirement Plan," "...will provide retiring baby boomers a stream of income...
Just listen to the story of a man named Andrew Canter and you'll see exactly what I mean...
A resident of New York City, Canter lived in a gov't-subsidized studio apartment on the west side of 56th Street.
He was by no means living comfortably. His furniture was falling apart, his bookshelves were covered in dust, and the paint was peeling from his walls.
His job at the IRS barely paid the bills. Despite working there for 23 years he never once got a promotion. In fact, in his last seven years of work, his salary increased by just $150. In short, Canter's approaching retirement looked bleak.
His coworkers felt sorry for him. Even his scrooge of a boss was a little saddened when he thought about Andrew clipping coupons and scrimping by in retirement.
But Andrew Canter had a secret...
You see, Canter's job at the IRS was to audit the tax returns of the very wealthy. And while doing this, he stumbled upon the retirement secret of a lifetime.
Unbeknownst to his coworkers, Canter was able to turn just 96 cents a day into more than $1.5 MILLION.
At one point, Canter was generating more than $100,000 a year, thanks to his discovery.
In fact, Canter had so much money that he gave most of it away. He donated the bulk of it to his favorite college and even had a scholarship named after him.
If you haven't guessed, Andrew Canter uncovered the highly secret world of "The 33 Cents-A-Day Retirement Plan."
The question is, can these plans help you like they did Andrew Canter?
That's what I set out to answer in my recent 6-month investigation of this rarely advertised investment opportunity.
What I uncovered might shock you...
A Rare Glimpse Inside...
The opportunity I call "The 33 Cents-A-Day Retirement Plan" began in the 1960s, during America's economic and population boom.
Back then, our country was experiencing a period of rapid economic growth. To keep up with this growth, America's basic infrastructure – things like bridges, highways, oil refineries, water and sewage systems, electricity distribution, and commercial and residential real estate – needed to be built or improved upon.
Naturally, there were only a few companies capable of handling such big projects. More importantly, these companies were in constant need of new capital to ensure these projects were done right.
So the government came up with an ingenious solution. They allowed this group of companies to sell equity shares directly to the public, rather than through the traditional financial markets. This was a pretty big deal, because ordinary Americans didn't have to go through a broker to become an investor.
Said another way, there were NO brokers... NO Wall Street... and NO stock exchanges to deal with. In fact, many of these companies even gave huge discounts (up to 10%) for buying shares directly through the company.
These companies encouraged the direct investment by paying out unusually high dividends and designed programs that automatically reinvested the profits. This ensured that ordinary Americans like you and me could start out small, with as little as 33 cents a day (that's just $10 a month), and quickly accumulate thousands of dollars in savings.
Just how much money can "The 33 Cents-A-Day Retirement Plan" help you make?
Let me show you...
Retire Rich on 33 Cents a Day