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    To: Friend
    From: Jeff McLeod  dba; HappyRetiree.com

    Was Albert Einstein a genius? 

     "I think so." 

    Was he a financial savior? 

    "Surprisingly closer than you know!"

    One day when a young reporter asked him

    what he believed to be a most vital question,

    he was reveled a shocking answer!

    The young reporter bearing the utmost

    respect asked Einstein, "What do you, Sir,

    believe to be the most important invention

    of all time; to which Einstein replied,

    "compound interest."

    Without a doubt compound interest coupled

    with the vested security of a Fixed Index Annuity

    can offer security to every financial portfolio,

    and I'll show you how it works!

    A fixed index annuity works on a principle of

    'Interest Compounding'.  That means that your

    interest has the ability to grow on itself every year. 

    For example:  If you 100K earns 9% interest your

    first year...then...you have 109K at the end of the

    year.  If you repeat the next year with a 9% gain

    ...then… you earn 9% on top of 109K. 

    That's almost 119K!

    So what makes an annuity so special or

    different than that of any other financial venture?????

    SECURITY.

    Most Fixed Index Annuities are vested!


    That means if you had a 9% year on your100K

    the first year, and a 15% fall in the index 

    the following year, then guess what you

    still have????


    109K!!!!!


    You keep your prior earnings, even when

    your term is not up! You keep the money YOU

    earned!  The stock market index CAN NOT take your

    money away from you!  What other place can

    you put your money with the same results??


    Stocks and bonds hide behind the name

    of "securities", while Fixed Index Annuities

    make their name by being secure.

    Do you have questions or objections?

    Regards,

    Jeff McLeod
    www.happyretiree.com
    1-800-286-1812
    Ar Lic. # 14525
    September 13th, 2005 at 8:10 pm

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