Corporation's
Global Operations
Corporation's
American Based
Operations
Corporation's SSWIFT
Superior Preferred Stock Account
American Based
Expense Restrictions:
(1) Employee Benefits
(2) Employee Wages
(3) Working Capital
(4) Plant & Equipment
SSWIFT
$
An Equal Share of Dividend Income is Paid to Eligible Social Security Beneficiaries
$
$
An Equal Share of Dividend Income
Not Paid to Ineligible Social Security
Beneficiaries is Reinvested by SSWIFT
Dividends from American Participating Corporations
are Paid Directly to SSWIFT and Distributed or Reinvested
Dividends paid to SSWIFT by all participating corporations on a proposed monthly basis are divided equally between all American Citizens who are invested in SSWIFT.
American Citizens who are eligible to receive Social Security benefits are paid their equal share of the dividends the following month. The dividends not paid to ineligible Social Security beneficiaries are reinvested by SSWIFT into the corporations with the same expenditure restrictions as on all SSWIFT investments. All dividends are treated like income in and out of a Roth IRA. The investment in SSWIFT is from income on which taxes were paid. So the dividend income paid out by SSWIFT is tax exempt.
Dividends MUST be Paid from the corporation's overall operations.
Dividends CAN NOT be paid
from a corporation's SSWIFT Account.
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Flow of Dividend Income
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