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The latest market fiascos on Wall Street really aren’t new: Plunges, burst bubbles, accounting scandals and credit crises have been wreaking havoc with portfolios for more than a decade.

It poses a nasty challenge: How do you grow your wealth in a market that's been losing big chunks of investors' money?

You're right not to flee to the sidelines. When it comes to your retirement, you can’t aim for total safety by “stuffing your mattress” and buying 3-month Treasuries and bank CDs. Their paltry yields won't pay for your daily cup of coffee, let alone preserve your purchasing power against inflation.

You DO need the markets to help grow your money. But this doesn’t mean that you and your retirement have to suffer over and over again as the S&P 500 goes through yet another bear market.

Whatever you do, don't look to Wall Street for an answer. The Street's pitchmen constantly push a strategy I call “hold and hope” – that is, if you just hold onto your stocks and hope for the best, things will work out in the long run.

But those who placed their faith in hold and hope not only lost big money in the recent market plunge beginning in October 2007 – they’ve lost money for the past ten years.

For this entire “lost decade,” the S&P 500 is down in price by more than 23 percent. And losing 23 percent of your principle after investing for a decade isn’t a plan for retirement that will work for anybody – even the richest of investors.

I have a different approach to investing. I've used it not only to enrich readers of my various publications, but also for my own portfolio, which I've depended on for the lion's share of my income since July 2003.

In a little more than 6 ½ years, this approach has more than doubled investors' money, with gains of 123% – while paying average dividend yields over 8%.

But that's not all.

My plan, which I call The Pay Me Strategy, delivers three essential, highly prized benefits to investors:

Big Income. A solid base of high-dividend securities that – come what may – can take whatever the market dishes out and continue paying their shareholders a generous living wage.

Inflation-Beating Growth. Stocks of companies that are leaders in strategic industries, with proven long-term growth that offsets inflation risks and builds your retirement funds.

A Chance at the Next 600% Gainer. Blockbusters-in-waiting that can be found in the dark and dusty nooks of the NYSE's “Garage” or the great bargain-hunting domains of the over the counter markets.

You might be surprised to learn that delivering these benefits is not as complicated as it sounds. In fact, I designed The Pay Me Strategy to be as simple and clear a way to invest as you can find anywhere.

In a moment, I'm going to tell you how you can get all the details on how to implement The Pay Me Strategy, along with the names and vital statistics on each security I recommend for your portfolio.

But first, let me give you a quick primer on how The Pay Me Strategy works.

If you want your portfolio to generate high and rising income to live on, then you need to do what I do:

I demand that the companies I invest in for the base of my portfolio put me first when it comes to divvying up the profits.

This means that the stocks I buy MUST pay me. I don’t want any IOU’s – “growth” stocks that someday might gain in price, if all the right pieces fall into place. I want and need cash coming into my portfolio right now – and it had better be in hefty sums that are steady, or better yet, rising.

What do I mean by “hefty sums?”

Well, for the average Wall Street guru, big dividends tend to mean 3 or 4 percent. That's not much of a dividend in my book, and certainly – for most investors – not enough to pay for our retirement!

Why settle for such measly yields when there are plenty of stocks, bonds and funds out there with solid, cash-generating assets paying 7%, 8% 9% and more – securities with proven ability to withstand bear markets?

In the last few months, I've told you about some of these high-yielders. I hope you took my advice and bought some, because not only have they delivered big dividend checks, they've also tacked on solid capital gains. My Pay Me Strategy model portfolio is chock-full of securities like these:

Enterprise Product Partners (EPD). Investors in this publicly-traded partnership are currently getting a 7.2% dividend and have enjoyed a total 5-year return of more than 60%.

Or how about Otelco, a rural telecom company with shareholder-focused management? Otelco's stock/bond hybrid (OTT) is currently paying its investors 11.3%, with a total return of nearly 60% since I recommended it a bit more than 5 years ago.

Ok – how about a closed-end fund? AllianceBernstein Global High Yield (AWF) cashes in on high-yielding investments outside the US. It pays 8.7% right now, and investors following my lead earned a total return of more than 322 percent over the past decade.

This is just a taste of the solid, big-payout securities waiting for you in The Pay Me Strategy's model portfolio. When you sign up, I'll give you full details on all 17 high-dividend, bear market tested securities yielding a collective 8 percent.

With so many of the big players in the market – such as the stocks of the S&P 500 – having shrunk the portfolios of those who bought them, it's tempting to just pass up any company that isn’t currently paying a big dividend yield.

But don't give in to that temptation! By doing this, you’d be missing out on a select few companies that consistently deliver inflation-beating returns.

And make no mistake: Inflation is a looming threat to your wealth.

That's why the second major element in The Pay Me Strategy is to add a few inflation-beaters to your portfolio.

The profile of an inflation beating stock is one that is a leader in a strategic industry. Take one of my past recommendations: Bayer (BAYZF). My reasons for owning this German-based chemical and pharmaceutical company included its competitive prescription and over the counter drugs, as well as its strategic agricultural products – not to mention the huge discount at which the shares were being valued by investors content to focus on more highly promoted stocks.

Readers who followed my guidance on Bayer reaped a return of 229 percent in about six years.

You don't need many “Bayers” to more than offset the inflation threat – and that's a good thing, because in this market, there aren't many out there. Right now, my Pay Me Strategy portfolio contains 5 world class anti-inflation stocks. I'll tell you how to get the full details on them in a few moments.

At this point, you might be wondering how I find stocks, funds, partnerships and other securities that reward you so richly when the vast majority of investments are doing so poorly...

It takes doing some real homework to get past the hype and head for the often ignored parts of the markets – but that's where the real money is found.

Take for example the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). For most folks, that means the big trading floor where they ring the opening and closing bells. The stocks that trade there might be fine for those holding and hoping for the next bull market. But for Pay Me Strategy readers, the real deals tend not to be found on the main floor of the NYSE.

Instead, we find them in the Garage.

The Garage is the darker and perhaps even a bit dusty trading annex of the NYSE that you almost never see on the cable financial networks. But it’s where the trading takes place for plenty of real growth companies – along with other investments that pay big dividends.

You'd be surprised how few so-called experts do their own research on stocks outside of the S&P 500. Several years ago I noticed that a well-known analyst, with his own show on CNBC, was touting some of the little-known securities I had mentioned weeks earlier in my newsletter.

After the third or fourth time this happened, I sat down with my customer service manager and pored over my subscriber list.

You guessed it – this well-known analyst was a subscriber of mine.

I really don't mind when my recommendations get picked up by mainstream analysts. I want the average investor to know what my knowledgeable readers over the years – including Jimmy Rogers and Steve Forbes – have known all along:

While Wall Street works hard to keep your focus on the S&P 500 stocks on the main floor of the NYSE – their own hedge funds are investing heavily in the cash-paying stocks in the NYSE's Garage and the OTC markets, including the so-called pink sheets.

The mainstream bias towards big, heavily promoted S&P stocks makes it highly likely that The Pay Me Strategy will be your sole source of information on the securities favored by the planet's most knowledgeable and successful investors.

Your portfolio should operate like a well-run major league baseball team. A really well-oiled operation not only has outstanding players today – it also has a promising farm team stocked with players who have the potential to one day step up to the big leagues.

I've described how the first two parts of The Pay Me Strategy are producing high income and inflation-beating returns right now. But the final element of the plan is to allocate a small portion of your funds to the future: a few stocks and other securities with the potential to take your wealth to a whole new level.

Monsanto (MON) is an example of a farm team recommendation that richly rewarded my readers. Since I recommended it, this company has stormed into the big leagues, becoming the dominant player in the dominant component of US agriculture: genetically modified organisms, or GMO.

And along the way, Monsanto turned in a blistering 600% return for my readers and I in a little more than six years!

I've identified 7 farm team securities that you can learn all about when you sign up for The Pay Me Strategy. I recommend that you invest just a little of your portfolio in these high-potential prospects, and together we'll find out which among them vaults into the market's big leagues.

I look at publishing the same way I look at investing: An investment advisory should reward you, richly and immediately, to be worth your hard-earned subscription dollar.

Because many companies pay dividends quarterly, I think you'll agree that 3 months is an appropriate time frame to evaluate the rich and immediate rewards The Pay Me Strategy can put in your pocket.

And, like any worthwhile investment, The Pay Me Strategy will prove its value to you quarter after quarter.

Here's what you get when you sign up for a Charter Subscription:

Access to the inaugural February 2010 issue, with a complete rundown on how to put your own Pay Me Strategy in place, along with writeups for every recommended security and a model portfolio with yields and buy prices.

The complete monthly newsletter, delivered online, comes out once a month on my subscriber-only website, with subscribers notified of new issues via email. Each monthly issue includes 4 articles: one each on implementing the strategy, big dividend payers, inflation beaters, and future superstars. The model portfolio is also updated monthly with yields, buy prices and recommended actions to take.

Flash updates, delivered by email, whenever current market action dictates.

And of course, your Charter Subscription is backed by my absolute, unconditional, "no holding and hoping” guarantee that
 You WILL be satisfied:

If at any time you decide that your Charter Subscription to
 The Pay Me Strategy is not for you, I’ll give you
 a no-questions-asked, no-hassle, 100% refund –
 up to the last day of your subscription.

You read that correctly: This is NOT a pro-rated guarantee. It’s a TRUE 100% refund policy, meaning you have absolutely NOTHING to lose.

Now, as for what your Charter Subscription to The Pay Me Strategy costs…

If The Pay Me Strategy is all I say it is, it will transform your investing life. But let's say you receive a comparatively minor benefit from your subscription. For example, what would it be worth to you to bump up the yield of your portfolio by 1%? How about 2%? Three percent? Or more?

A yield bump of 1% on a $100,000 portfolio translates into an extra $1,000 in annual income. That’s a pretty small bump on a modest retirement portfolio. Would you be willing to split that $1,000 with me and pay me, say, $497 for a year’s worth of my 100% guaranteed service?

Well, don’t bother answering that, because while the regular 1-year subscription price for The Pay Me Strategy will be $497 in the future, you’re going to do much better than that as a Charter Subscriber…MUCH, MUCH better!

When you agree to become one of my limited Charter Subscribers today, you can get started with The Pay Me Strategy right now for only $49 every three months. That's better than 60% off, and as a Charter Subscriber, your rate can NEVER go up!

It's very simple: Give The Pay Me Strategy 3 months to transform your investing life. If it rewards you richly and immediately, your subscription will automatically renew and your credit card will be billed quarterly until you say to stop.

If you ever become dissatisfied with the newsletter for any reason, I’ll refund you 100% of your most recent quarterly payment – so you never risk more than $49 at any time.

Subscribe today.

Best regards,

Neil George
Editor, The Pay Me Strategy