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Frequenty Asked Questions
7. Why do investors have to be eligible to receive Social Secuity benefits in order to receive their equal share of the monthly SSWIFT dividend payment?
The corporations participating in SSWIFT will be required to pay a 12% annual dividend at the proposed rate of 1% per month on the total value of the SSWIFT money received and then compounded each month.
Since only about 15% of the total number of people with Social Security numbers are receiving monthly benefits this will make it possible to pay such a high rate of return. This is because for every dollar in dividends paid about eighty-five cents will be returned to the corporations as the reinvested dividends of the ineligible citizens.
The benefit is that the reinvested dividends (which were paid from overall operations) will still have to meet the requirements of the SSWIFT guidelines on how the money can be spent. This will effectively require the corporations to continue the expansion of the American based operations with these reinvested dividend funds.
The compounding effect of dividend reinvestment will increase future dividends on a monthly basis.
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