While Wall Street debates AI's strain on power grids and real assets, a lesser-known setup has quietly averaged 29% a year over the past 25 years - used by wealthy investors and major institutions, but rarely discussed in mainstream financial media.

Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld recorded a briefing explaining what he calls the '29% Account,' why it's not a bank account, not crypto, and not an AI stock - and why he believes ordinary Americans deserve access to it.