Have you thought or dreamed about retirement?
Those golden years when you'd finally have the time to travel, spoil your grandkids, and live life on your own terms.
But for many retirees, Social Security just isn't enough.
With Americans living to about 80 on average, if you retire at 60 or 65, you're looking at 15 to 20 years ahead – and most people simply don't have the savings to support that.
What Can A Retired Person Do To Make Money?
But what if I told you there's a business opportunity perfectly suited for retirees?
One that doesn't involve any heavy physical labor or long hours and lets you work entirely from home?
Let me share something fascinating that's helping retired folks create substantial extra income.
It's called the overages business, and it's becoming the perfect way for retirees to earn money in their retirement years.
Here's how it works: When a property is foreclosed because someone didn't pay their taxes or mortgage, and that property sells for more than what's owed, the extra money is available to the former homeowner.
This is happening more frequently than ever because, according to the Federal Reserve, house values have more than doubled over the past five years.
A house that used to be worth $200,000 is now worth over $400,000.
Let me show you what this means in real terms.
If you looked at an actual list of monies left over after foreclosure auctions, you'd see eye-popping numbers – tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands of dollars just sitting there, waiting to be claimed.
Here's the kicker: the former owners rarely claim this money because they don't know it exists.
They assume that when their house is foreclosed, the mortgage company or taxing authority keeps everything.
As an attorney, I can tell you that's not quite correct.
While they definitely take what they're owed, anything above that belongs to the former owner – it represents the equity in their house.
But there's a catch that trips people up: they actually have to apply for the money to get it.
If they don't apply, the government keeps it.
And in most states, if the money sits too long, it permanently forfeits to the state.
It's called escheatment, and it's exactly what we don't want to happen.
This is where you come in and why this business is perfect for retirees.
Your main skill needs to be people connection – something you've spent a lifetime developing.
When you call someone out of the blue and say, “Hey, Mr. Jones, there's $50,000 you're eligible to claim,” they naturally don't believe you at first.
They're excited – of course, they want that money – but they're also afraid.
They've been through tough times.
This is where your life experience becomes invaluable.
You've been around. You know how to talk to people, how to make connections.
Not everyone will become your client, but for those who do, it's an incredibly rewarding and lucrative business.
In our business, we typically charge 30-40% of the recovered amount.
Looking at those lists of unclaimed funds, imagine what 30% would look like in your pocket.
And there's plenty to go around – our internal database has over 14,000 leads, totaling more than $380 million available to claim.
That's not even a comprehensive database; we actually stopped collecting new leads because it became ridiculous – there were simply too many to handle.

A state study conducted over three years showed that, on average, 72% of this money goes uncollected and forfeited to the government.
That means less than 30% of people ever get their money.
The government isn't going to start sending people checks saying, “Hey, Mr. Jones, here's $50,000 that was left over.”
They sit quietly because if no one claims it, they keep it.
The business is surprisingly simple to run.
You get the lists (they're usually free), do a few minutes of internet research to find contact information, and then reach out to deliver the good news.
Everything can be done from home – just some internet research, phone calls, and mail.
We even have people who will go meet with the folks and get the paperwork signed.
I know retired folks who do five or six deals a year, making six figures—around $100,000 in extra income—without working very hard.
They still have time for vacationing and traveling, truly enjoying life as they should be.
When someone claims their money, the check comes to you.
You deposit it in your business account, keep your portion, and send them theirs.
It's a clean, straightforward business that lets you work at your own pace while making a real difference in people's lives.
You've earned your retirement. You deserve to enjoy these years—to travel, help your kids, support your grandkids, and really enjoy life.
This business could be your way to creating the financial abundance you truly deserve while helping others recover what's rightfully theirs.
The opportunity is waiting – and so are the people who need your help.