BREAKING NEWS: Dodd-Frank Act provides banks legal provisions to confiscate YOUR retirement savings to protect themselves during the next financial crisis. |
If you're not taking steps right now to protect yourself from the "bail-ins" put into place by the Dodd-Frank Act that allow banks to legally confiscate your retirement savings, then you could be more at-risk than ever before. |
Request your FREE SPECIAL REPORTS to find out if your retirement savings are at risk, and what you can do to protect them. |
Look, we're not going to keep beating the old "the stock market crash is coming" horse to death. |
We don't need to... |
You already saw & experienced what happened in March. |
March 16th's crash was so bad, that it took 1st place on the list of the worst 1 day crashes in history, even beating out the great crash of 1929! |
And don't get too comfortable thinking this is over either... |
Financial experts and news outlets like Harry Dent & Market Watch say that we should expect another crash sometime between August & October of this year. |
But this one is likely to be EVEN WORSE! |
Hard to believe when in total March (as well as a day in February and April) took 8 out the top 10 spots on the list of the biggest one day point drops EVER. |
But if (or more likely when) we see this next stock market crash later this year, you may be in for a rude awakening. |
After the 2008 stock market crash, the government began bailing out the banks and corporations. |
And they did it through increasing the taxes of average Americans like you and I… without our permission. |
Even though we didn't like it, we still had some control of our own money. |
During the next financial crisis, the banks could come straight into your savings & retirement accounts to confiscate your hard-earned dollars, and it's all going to be 100% legal because of the Dodd-Frank Act. |
And if certain conditions are met... |
You will have absolutely no control. |
Zero. Zilch. Nada. |
If the banks confiscated your money could you still retire? |
Would you be able to start over this close to retirement? |
If the answer is no, then you need to put a plan together, and fast. |
But you need to keep reading, because it gets worse. |
Much worse... |
Because of new Money Market Reform rules, you may not even be able to withdraw what little money you may have left in your savings, or retirement accounts. |
If invoked, these new Money Market Reform rules: |
Allow banks to temporarily freeze withdrawals for whatever time period they deem appropriate on certain investment types you could have in your retirement accounts right now….! |
Even if you have $100,000 in one of your accounts, you could be completely blocked from accessing it. |
At the time when you need it most.. |
That way the banks can continue to hold (and use) your money on THEIR terms. |
Not only are these despicable practices legal, they make sure that we as consumers and citizens are always under the control of banks and government regulations. |
And if you have $250,000 or more in a retirement or savings account, you could be one of the first in line to have your money frozen… |
Unless you take action right now! |
Because by the time you DO see the warning signs of the next stock market collapse, it's already too late. |
And you, like many Americans after the 2008 crash, may need to postpone your retirement, or even worse, come out of retirement and take a job at Walmart making minimum wage. |
Imagine having to work for the next 10 years just to be able to: |
- Pay your mortgage
- Buy groceries
- Pay for your already over-priced medications
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...and don't even think about traveling. |
You'll have to cancel those plans right away, and pray that you've got refundable tickets and reservations. |
If you have $100,000 or more in your IRA, 401(k), Pension, TSP or savings account there are investment options that can help you protect your retirement savings. |
REQUEST YOUR FREE SPECIAL REPORTS NOW to make sure your hard-earned dollars are safe from confiscation! |
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YOUR FREE REPORTS ARE WAITING! |
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Regards, GoldCo |
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