Sensitive information you should know about

26 July, 2013 Sensitive information you should know about Dear Buzzhairs Buzzhairs, I'm going to send you something on Saturday that might make you very angry. Or, it might make you extremely worried. But it has the power to potentially make and save you thousands of pounds. And I think it's essential you read it. Because if you stay in the dark any longer – it could end up costing you a hell of a lot of money. You see, for a long time a stream of highly sensitive financial information  has been kept quiet on the Square Mile… information that every single investor in the country should know about. Secrets about investments you very likely have money in right now. For instance, do you know which three of Britain's big banks are sitting on huge piles of toxic debt that could soon trigger a financial crisis? Could you name them today? Or have you been kept in the dark too? In some City circles, the names of these banks are well-known fact. It's an open secret. Or do you know about the weird strategy elite investors are using to potentially profit in the coming years – no matter where the markets go? Again – top insiders do. And they're implementing this strange strategy as we speak. But for all too many regular investors, this sensitive information is "off-limits". At least, until now. You see, several top fund managers – including one man who advises on £1 billion and has won prestigious awards for his work – recently started 'leaking' this information.  Some of this private information involves warnings about popular UK banks and specific investments that could be about to crash. Some of it contains details of high level wealth techniques being used by the world's 1% right now. I've seen it, and I can tell you as a fellow investor – it's an astonishingly valuable resource. That's why, for the past few months, I've been working on a way to privately and discreetly share this information with you…   It's a special project that will blow the lid on some of the City's greatest secrets. And open them up to you in a way that's never been possible before. And today I'm pleased to say it's almost ready… By Saturday morning, I will invite you to see exactly what this high level, sensitive information could do for your finances. I won't say too much about the people behind this project – yet. My team are putting the final touches to the report and making sure everything is set up for you to take advantage as we speak. When we go live on Saturday – make sure you are in a position to read it.   That's because I'm trying to make sure you're prepared. When that information arrives in your inbox, I think you'll want to act on it – fast. So be ready. Put simply, I think every Money Morning reader will want to get their hands on information that would normally be completely "off limits". I'll email you on Saturday morning with all the details – look out for a message from me at 9am. Best wishes, Toby Bray Publisher, MoneyWeek Magazine This email has been sent to you by MoneyWeek Ltd. Registered Office: 8th Floor Friars Bridge Court, 41-45 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NZ. Registered in England No. 04016750. VAT No. GB 629 7287 94. MoneyWeek and Money Morning are registered trade marks owned by MoneyWeek Limited. Query? If you have a query, please click here. Alternatively, please contact our Customer Services team on 020 7633 3780, Monday to Friday, 9.00am - 5.30pm (Wednesday, 9.00am - 2.00pm only). If a link doesn't work... Please note: if you use a web based email service such as Hotmail, you may need to copy and paste hyperlinks into your browser's address bar for them to work properly. Email address change? Please contact our customer services team on 0207 633 3780 or click here to change your details. Syndication If you'd like to put Money Morning articles on your website, for free, please email - syndication@moneyweek.com. IMPORTANT We do require that: 1. You ask permission first, 2. That you do not use our articles until we have confirmed that you can, and 3. That you clearly attribute any article you use to us, and paste a link back to www.moneyweek.com. Make sure you get Money Morning every day... Unsolicited, unwanted advertising e-mail, commonly known as "spam", has become a big problem. Most email services and internet service providers have put blocking or filtering systems in place, or created 'blacklists', in order to protect users. Unfortunately, this may mean that emails you have requested - such as Money Morning - are sent to your 'spam' or 'bulk email' folder, or are blocked entirely. To ensure you get Money Morning to your inbox every day, please follow our whitelisting instructions. To change your details, please contact our customer services team on 0207 633 3780 or click here. To unsubscribe please click here