Millions of Americans can collect "Federal Rent Checks"

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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 friends at Money Map Press. Critical: Millions of Americans Can Now Collect "Federal Rent Checks" Dear Reader, As an American taxpayer, you help foot the bill for every facility and property being used by the U.S. government. In other words, the money coming out of your paychecks, Social Security checks, and the check we cut to the IRS is keeping the lights on in the White House and the Capitol Building. So, in a way, citizens like you have been acting as landlords to the federal government. But you haven't been reaping the rewards. However, some very smart Americans have found a way to change that. They're adding their names to this special distribution list. It allows them to collect "Federal Rent Checks." These checks can be quite large - some folks are receiving $1,795, $3,000, $5,000, or more every single month. And with this little-known investment, you can get on the distribution list and start receiving a monthly check. Click here for the full story. Sincerely, Mike Ward Publisher, Money Morning

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