Anyone have some knowledge of the master settlement handbook ” Big Tobacco Must Pay” – posted by Keith Fitz-Gerald in his Total Wealth Alert . I did a quick search and didn’t find anything in the search on Stock Gumshoe.
Thank you
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In November 1998, the ”Big Four of Big Tobacco” reached a landmark settlement known as the ”Master Settlement Agreement,” where they agreed to pay a historic $206 billion to 46 states and U.S. territories. What you may not realize is that you could claim a tax-free portion of this money.
On the Internet posting he has this as part of his Give-aways if you are make a subscription to his flagship publication, Money Map Report.
A Money Morning Exclusive ( April 2017)
For Release: May 27, 2017
If you’re a United States taxpayer, please pay close attention to the following message.
You probably know that back in November of 1998, the ”Big Four of Big Tobacco” were sued for using misleading advertisements and manipulating scientific research.
And in a landmark settlement they agreed to pay a historic sum of money in perpetuity to those affected.
This became known as the Master Settlement Agreement.
And it stipulated that for the first 25 years of the deal, a bare minimum of $206 billion was to be awarded to those eligible to collect.
But the most important word in this agreement is ”perpetuity.”
This Master Settlement Agreement has no end date. Big Tobacco is legally obligated to pay out this cash forever.
In fact, we estimate they’ve been paying out about $686 million a month.
And it may surprise you to learn that you could personally claim a tax-free portion of this settlement!
Every month a check made out for $2,300 could arrive in your mailbox.
Even if you’ve never smoked. And neither has anybody in your family.
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