Who has a nest egg that can survive a surprise $275,000 withdrawal?
I’m afraid for many, the answer is “not me.”
But a new report shows the average senior will spend about $275,000 on healthcare in retirement…
More than a quarter of a million dollars!
That’s for a “typical” healthy 65-year-old couple retiring this year.
Worse yet, the $275,000 doesn’t even include over-the-counter medications, dental services and long-term care.
It’s a huge expense that’s going to crush the hopes and dreams of far too many seniors.
That’s why today, I want to share an exciting kind of retirement strategy…
With this unusual plan, retirees or anyone planning for retirement have a chance to collect extra oversized income payouts… starting just days from now.
Sure enough, regular folks who’ve followed this kind of plan, like Brad Nichols and Stuart Gillen, are collecting checks while hardly lifting a finger.
Another guy, Dan Morgan, recently said of this strategy, “The performance continues to amaze. I could not be more pleased with the results.”
I doubt he’ll ever need to worry about medical bills in retirement.
So if extra income for retirement sounds like something you’d be interested in, please take a look at the details right here.