Dear Patriot,

Yesterday, we looked at how social connections can lower your retirement costs. Today, let’s pivot to a practical tool every retiree needs: the power to negotiate.

Negotiation isn’t just for buying cars or houses. It can slash your monthly bills, medical costs, and service fees if you know how to ask. Many retirees overpay for cable, phone, insurance, and even prescriptions—simply because they’ve never been taught to push back.

The elites negotiate everything. You should too.

Tomorrow, we’ll transition to a new money-saving topic: how to stop hidden subscription creep from draining your retirement account.

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We’re talking about an investment strategy that led to one Silicon Valley founder turning $2,000 into $5 billion. Tax Free.

Pre-IPO companies that go on to dominate their sectors don’t fight their market head-on, they change the rules mid-battle.

Uber didn’t wait for New York or Paris to approve ride-hailing apps. They got drivers on the streets and users on the app.

And from a $1.25M seed round in 2010, they turned into a $195 billion behemoth.

That’s why investors are finding the story of Mode Mobile so appealing…

They’re a Pre-IPO company changing the rules behind who earns from data, allowing users to earn real money from their screen time. And like Uber turned a personal asset into a revenue stream, Mode has turned smartphones into EarnPhones.

Big tech has had free reign to profit from our data and sell it to the highest bidder.

Here’s what Mode Mobile has done:

👥 +50M users earning from their platform

💸 $325M in earnings driving $75M revenue

📈 Recently closed $46M investment round

And more importantly, they’ve been picked up by Deloitte, recognized as 2023’s #1 fastest growing North American company in software.

Their last two rounds sold out, but you can still invest in their plan to disrupt the smartphone industry.

⚠️ But their current bonus offer closes on Thursday.

Accredited investors can learn more here before 7/3.

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 A single phone call to your cable or phone provider can often save you $20–$50 per month—adding up to hundreds each year.

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