New Law Gives $42.4 Billion Back to 119 Million Taxpayers.

Dear Reader,

Late on a Friday, just before a holiday, president Obama quietly signed a new "consumer rebate" program into law.

Now… this program is unusual for one very important reason.

It's one of the few designed to help those middle class people who have jobs and pay taxes.

One U.S. senator called it "a jackpot... for the middle class."

According to Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady, the purpose of this new law is to "grow our economy and help American taxpayers keep more of their hard-earned dollars."

And Bloomberg estimates that over time it could put as much as $42.4 BILLION back in the pockets of the 119 million eligible taxpaying Americans.

That's a lot of money.

In fact, if you lined up $100 bills across the country, you'd have to go coast to coast nearly 15 times before it added up to $42.4 billion.

All you need to do is claim your share...

And while normally we're not big on trying to cash in on government handouts if you don't need them, I think it's about time taxpayers got a break.

For details how you can claim your "cash rebate," check out our full free presentation here.

Sincerely,

Andrew Snyder

Editorial Director, The Oxford Club

P.S. As with any government program, there's always a chance that a new administration will decide to wipe it out. So if you're the type that likes to be prepared, I suggest you act now to take advantage of this opportunity. It may not be available forever.