Dear Reader,
As an American taxpayer, you help pay for each facility and property being used by the U.S. Government.
In other words, it's your money that's keeping the lights on at the White House and the Capitol Building.
To cover these costs, Uncle Sam has been gladly taking a small piece out of each of our paychecks, Social Security checks, and the checks we cut the Internal Revenue Service every April.
So, in a way, citizens like you have been acting as landlords to the federal government. Only you haven't been reaping the rewards.
However, more and more Americans are discovering a way to change that.
They've added their names to a special distribution list. (clicking will automatically opt you in to Money Morning's Profit Alerts)
And this entitles them to receive what we've classified as "Federal Rent Checks."
Around the second week of every month, recipients will collect payments from this powerful investment income stream.
Some folks are being mailed envelopes containing $1,795. Others are collecting $3,000 or more every month.
This is all possible, thanks in large part to an obscure piece of legislation Congress passed in 1972. It's known as Public Law 92-313. (clicking will automatically opt you in to Money Morning's Profit Alerts)
It stipulates that over 100 federal agencies are legally required to pay rent for the properties they occupy.
And if you know how to get on the distribution list, you could begin receiving a monthly check, courtesy of the most reliable tenant on the planet... Uncle Sam.
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To Your Success,
Mike Ward Publisher, Money Morning | |
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