How much money have you contributed to your retirement account in the last 5 years? $10,000? $25,000? $40,000?
I bet that figure hasn’t changed much from what you initially invested.
I’ve found an “anchor investment” that pays you 129% a year. Those figures above would now, after 5 years, look like this:
$10,000 would be $74,000. $25,000 would be $187,000. $40,000 would be $299,200.
Traditional retirement accounts could never offer these types of returns, so let me explain how you can receive this rate instead.
