Dear Bleeding Edge Reader,

Elon Musk has a history of fixing government problems... by creating a quicker, cheaper alternative to the federal government's failed plan.

Like when NASA got in a pickle when its partner, Boeing, couldn't return two astronauts from the International Space Station...

Musk stepped up and solved the problem.

In fact, he literally created SpaceX because the government couldn't figure out how to decrease launch costs to a level that made space exploration and a vibrant space economy possible.

Rather than play the bogus "carbon credit" game that actually does nothing to decrease carbon emissions, he helped build up Tesla to "accelerate the advent of sustainable transport."

When the government failed to rein in extreme liberal bias and censorship on the internet, Musk spent $44 billion to buy Twitter just to protect freedom of speech.

And when federal relief efforts for Hurricane Milton and Helene were stalled, Musk made his Starlink internet connections available, free of charge.

Now Musk has agreed to head up a Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, under President Trump.

He believes he could cut a third off the yearly federal budget — over $2 trillion.

But there's one thing he can't fix:

America's broken Social Security system.

It's bad enough that the Associated Press reports Social Security will be unable to pay out full benefits by 2035.

And the Senior Citizens League says cost of living adjustments "have become less likely to beat inflation over time."

No wonder Musk is so worried about our government's finances.

But while there is little he can do about Social Security's mismanagement...

Musk could help pay for your retirement.

Thanks to a unique investment he's pouring money into.

This video reveals the full story.

Jeff Brown
Founder & CEO, Brownstone Research