Why hasn’t the IRS told you about this?

A little-known $11.1 billion pool of treasury money has been uncovered

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We occasionally find interesting research from other publishers that we want to pass along... even if it sometimes presents a different view point from ours. Below is a message from our friend Mike Ward. Dear Reader, Back in 1972, Congress passed an obscure piece of legislation known as Public Law 92-313. It stipulated that over 100 government agencies would be legally required to pay rent for the properties they occupy. So for the last 47 years, the FBI, DOJ, NASA, FDA, and even the White House have been quietly paying into a now $11.1 billion pool of government money. And some very smart Americans have discovered a way that allows them to tap into a large portion of it. They're adding their names to this distribution list and collecting what we call "Federal Rent Checks." Around the second week of every month, these Americans are receiving an envelope in the mail with $1,795... $3,000... even $5,000 every single month. There are no restrictions on who can benefit from this powerful investment income stream. So why aren't more Americans stepping forward to collect what could rightfully be theirs? Maybe it's because while Public Law 92-313 forces the U.S. Government to pay rent, it does NOT force them to tell anybody they're doing so. But that shouldn't prevent you from getting on the distribution list while there is still time. Click here to continue reading... Sincerely, Mike Ward Publisher, Money Morning

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