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3 Letters That Could Save Your Retirement... What do retired people need most? Income. But how do yo

[Images](#) 3 Letters That Could Save Your Retirement... What do retired people need most? Income. But how do you secure an adequate income in today's "no yield world"? Until now, there hasn't been a good answer that didn't mean taking BIG risks with your nest egg. Fortunately retirement expert, Charles Sizemore has uncovered a safe, abundant (and sometimes tax free!) income stream that goes by three little letters: P.I.F. (aka: Personal Income Funds). [To introduce you to PIFs, he's put together a NEW detailed presentation you can see for FREE, right here.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Forbes mag says this strategy "like finding money in the street" And Reuters magazine calls this type of trading "the new baby boomer hobby." An anonymous trader -- living at the base of the Smoky Mountains -- just released a free report revealing a step-by-step system to generating an extra $5,000 per month in income thanks to this trading strategy. The report is free until Sunday. [Click here for the FREE REPORT...]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Images](#) Don't believe the fake news: No, President Trump is not shuttering the EPA’s data service President Donald J. Trump has shown he’s no fan of several federal agencies he believes are overly politicized to the point of acting beyond their mandates to stifle economic growth and saddle the business and industrial communities with onerous regulations. One of those is the Environmental Protection Agency, which helps explain why he...[Read More]( [Images](#) Shocking: Drinking soda daily may make you more susceptible to stroke or dementia Put the can down; according to new research, making a daily habit of soda may triple your risk of a stroke. A team of researchers from the Boston University School of Medicine have found a link between artificially-sweetened drinks and dementia and stroke, reports TheSun.co.uk. With lead author, Matthew Pase, the researchers examined...[Read More]( Health Focus Hub © 2017 All Rights Reserved. Our Mailing Address [help@healthfocushub.com](mailto:healthfocushub@gmail.com) In order to unsubscribe from this mailing list, please click [here](

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