Extra Cash... Without Touching a Single Stock

It's amazing that more people don't take advantage of these frequent payouts. Right now they're bigger than ever...

You see, more Americans are investing their money into the stock market today than ever before...

According to a survey conducted by the Securities Industry Association in 2002, more than half of all U.S. households now own individual stocks or stock mutual funds, a 48.2% increase from three years prior. Option trading volume has also reached a new high in 2007, as more than 2.8 billion contracts changed hands, surpassing 2006's record by 41.18%.

The point is, with more people investing and trading stocks, brokerage firms are collecting record amounts of cash and controlling more money than ever.

You get paid immediately... within 24 hours.

Large firms like Charles Schwab and Merrill Lynch, for example, now manage over $1.4 trillion in assets for individuals and corporations around the world.

Not all brokerages are this successful, of course... but the more money that flows through the markets, the more you can potentially collect in 'unclaimed dividends', as often as every 30 days.

Just consider:

**	On June 12, you could receive a $1,000 'unclaimed dividend' from Merrill Lynch if you have an account there.
**	On Sep. 11, you could collect $800 from the online broker Ameritrade.
**	And on November 13, a $1,500 'unclaimed dividend' from your broker at Fidelity Investment could arrive in your mailbox.

By now, you're probably wondering why you haven't heard more about 'unclaimed dividends'.

"I have been collecting [Unclaimed dividends] almost exclusively for nearly two decades." ** Tony Elenbass, a 66-year old retired software engineer from Annapolis, MD, has been collecting 'unclaimed dividends' for over 15 years. He now receives $800 to $2,300 a month from his online broker, Interactive Brokers. ** Minnesota farmer Jim Bracklin has been collecting 'unclaimed dividends' almost exclusively for nearly two decades, according to Barron's.

After all, with millions of dollars going into and out of brokerage firms on a daily basis, you'd think this opportunity would be more highly publicized.

But the truth is, most brokers don't really understand how 'unclaimed dividends' work.

The good news is, all it takes to receive 'unclaimed dividends' is access to a broker, and the 2-page form I mentioned above.

Here's how it works...