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Lifetime Income Report

About Lifetime Income Report

Dividends and income used to be the core of smart investing. But today’s pundits and gurus stress capital gains and market timing instead.

If you’re following that crowd, you’re making a huge mistake.

Not only is income more important than ever before… but it has ALWAYS been important. According to one study, dividends and other income streams accounted for more than 50% of all realized gains in the S&P 500 over the past 28 years.

Of course, just because a company is paying a high dividend doesn’t mean its stock is a good buy.

Some companies try to attract shareholders with a big yield — hoping it will mask other problems. Others pay out dividends at a rate they can’t afford for long. Once that money dries up, the yield drops and the share price sinks.

To help you separate the good income opportunities from the wastes of money, we created Lifetime Income Report. Here we specialize in finding companies that are well-established, well-positioned, safe and fundamentally solid.

First and foremost, we look for companies with a solid history of looking out for their shareholders. If a company is making a lot of cash but not sharing the windfall with its investors, it doesn’t make our cut. On the other hand, it can’t frivolously hand out its cash, either.

In the first nine months of 2009, buying 1,000 shares of each of our recommendations would have given you nearly $15,000 in extra income. On top of that, you would have enjoyed an average capital gain of 13.3%.

Our current open portfolio is yielding 5.9%. And in our 5 years of existence we’ve locked in cumulative gains of 1068.95%

With Lifetime Income Report, you can get the absolute most out of your stock portfolio.

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    Neil George

    Neil George is the editor of Lifetime Income Report and Total Income Alert -- investment advisories dedicated to finding Wall Street’s best-yields.

    Before joining Agora Financial, Mr. George was the editor of Personal Finance and oversaw investment journals in the United States, Germany and other countries. He’s been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, Bloomberg, CNN, NBC, CBS and more.

    His two-decade career has taken him to six continents, including senior positions at Merrill Lynch International Bank in Europe, Asia and the Americas; what is now US Bank; and British-, South African- and Chinese-based Investec PLC. His specialties include investment banking, bond trading,and brokerage and asset management.

    Along the way, Mr. George worked to build a collection of independent public and private brokerage and fund management companies in Los Angeles and New York.

    Mr. George earned an MBA in international finance from Webster University in Europe and his bachelor’s degree in economics from Kings College. When he is not scouring Wall Street for ultra-high dividends, he serves as an adjunct professor and board member of Webster University's Walker School of Business and Technology.