| | | | | | | Is it me, or is everything a scam these days?
Fake texts from "Amazon."
Beef over $11 a pound.
Eggs so expensive they're their own asset class.
But nobody runs the scam bigger than Wall Street.
They sell you income products with upfront fees as high as 7%.
Or "Dividend Aristocrats" paying a pitiful 1%.
Meanwhile, their richest clients get something else entirely...
AMERICAN INCOME PARTNERSHIPS.
Leon Cooperman has collected an average of $1.5 million a month from them this year.
David Tepper? $177,000 a month.
Wall Street won't tell you about them. There's nothing in it for them.
Dylan Jovine just mapped out a way to collect 12 checks a year from these partnerships. One every month.
The first one lands November 13th.
But you have to own it by October 30th to be on the list.
See the 12-check calendar here >>
The Buck Stops Here,
Kelly Maguire
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