Making £10 a day doesn’t seem like a lot at first… but when that £10 per day is the bottom rung of a money ladder… it soon adds up.

As our good friend Roy found out when he took making a small £10 a day to a £47,000 a year jackpot.

Roy earned more using a system he developed after watching Superman III than he did in his day job.

In fact, he was able to leave his day job because of the system he used to make £47,000 in the space of a year.

In the film the late comedy legend Richard Prior played a computer programmer who figured out how to cream off small insignificant amounts of money and grew it into a big bank of money.

Roy did something similar… without being caught out and without having to feel the wrath of Superman.

Roy was particularly interested in earning money through horse racing. He knew that there had to be a way.

Realising that most people focus on trying to win big amounts of money but end up losing instead, he chose to focus on winning small amounts each day and every day.

Taking a piece of paper and a pen, he works out how much he needs to make and doesn’t stop until he has made his daily target.

That daily target grows and grows until he is left with a huge bank of tax free money.

Roy’s system has the phenomenal ability to double his bank every three months.

A £500 starting bank would grow to…

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