This Strange 1940 Law Could Help You Retire Early

Dear Trader, In the aftermath of the Great Depression, millions of American families were struggling to get back on their feet. So what did President Roosevelt do? FDR signed a 1940 act that can silently fund your retirement. It declares... A little-known class of income stocks are legally obligated to pay out 90% of profits to shareholders - [that adds up to a higher yield than you'd get from your average REIT or MLP!]( In return? These unique stocks don't pay any corporate income tax. A win-win in my book. And FDR's 1940 act is what makes [this stock]( my #1 pick for 2022. It's a tech stock funding the hottest startups coming out of Silicon Valley (portfolio companies include Facebook, 23andMe, and Lyft)... While being legally obligated to pay out 90% of profits to shareholders! It's why this stock is able to payout a huge dividend that's 477% bigger than the S&P 500's average! Combined with my 36-month accelerated income plan and you're looking at an incredible opportunity to retire on a single stock. I'm talking [$52,152/year]( if you start with an above-average starting stake and contribute monthly. But you have to get in before their big upcoming payout! [Click here for the full details before it's too late.]( Tim Plaehn Editor of The Dividend Hunter P.S. The best startups in Silicon Valley are attracted to this stock like a moth to light. It's the largest source of non-bank tech funding for this very reason! [Now you can have it fund YOUR retirement.]( [Link to Investor’s Alley Privacy Policy]( The information in this email and corresponding websites are neither an offer nor a recommendation to buy or sell any security, options on equities, or cryptocurrency. Investors Alley Corp. is neither a registered investment adviser nor a broker-dealer and does not provide customized or personalized recommendations. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. No trading strategy is risk-free. Trading and investing involve substantial risk, and you may lose the entire amount of your principal investment or more. You should trade or invest only “risk capital” – money you can afford to lose. We urge you to conduct your own research and contact your personal financial adviser before making any investment decision. [-]( 890 Motsie Rd Biloxi Ms 39532 USA [Unsubscribe]( | [Change Subscriber Options](