| Dear Reader, A home is the biggest expense most folks ever take on. One that can cost them more than $169,000 in interest alone over the course of their loan. And that's if they ever pay it off. Because according to the AARP, nearly 45% of Americans are still paying for their home when they retire. That's a massive burden during the years you deserve to enjoy the most! Which is why a small group of people can't stop talking about what I call "mortgage independence" checks. Take Todd Utz from Boise, Idaho for example. He says he collects about $2,000 from this program that's far better than any operation the government runs: "I have been making about $500 a week with this… I'm happy." Jeff Harrington from Las Cruces, New Mexico says he banks $1,500 a month: "… will now collect $1,500 a month or $18,000 for 12 months… That's equal to buying a Social Security check…" And Daryl Clarke from Connecticut says he's made over $53,000 so far: "I have collected $53,500 so far…" With checks like that going out left and right, it's little wonder that word has started leaking out about this plan.Forbes says its 36 members "are a must-have holding for any and all retirement accounts." CNBC reports they're "a nice addition for someone looking for income." And Kiplinger says they "can provide a steady stream of retirement income that will last a lifetime." But here's the thing… If you want to take part in the next round of payouts, you need to make your move right now. (Click here to learn how.) Because if you miss the deadline to sign up to for this plan - even by a few hours - you won't be eligible. And someone else will get the money that's sent out. Sincerely,  Jim Pearce Chief Investment Strategist Investing Daily
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