Meet Bob – he’s in a bit of financial trouble… This book is designed for those that are experiencing financial problems and are looking for guidance on bankruptcy or other remedies available to manage debt. It is extremely challenging for anyone in financial difficulty to find out about the various options available to them without trying to piece together information from many different sources; CAB, legislative books and counsellors that only provide initial advice for free. This can be frustrating and extremely time-consuming. Through the character of Bob and the circumstances he finds himself in, this book aims to outline and guide you through the choices currently available and to advise on the likely outcomes of each. You may be able to relate some of Bob’s circumstances to yourself, family or friends. If so, we hope the scenarios help you clarify your understanding of your situation and allow you to shape the ultimate outcome to your best advantage.
Money- it’s a word no one can feel neutral about. Authors and money-management experts Lyle and Tracy Shamo say, “Like it or not, meeting basic needs has nothing to do with poverty and everything to do with how well we manage our money.” In this practical guidebook, the authors will help you take control of your money, teaching you how to pay off your debt-including your mortgage and car loans- and stay out of debt. Advanced computer software (included on a CD-ROM that comes with the book) will help you assess your financial status, learn more about where your money is going and discover how to channel it to the right places.
Financial insecurity is the #1 cause of stress, loss and breakdown in families and relationships today.
In this day and age, many people have been forced to build their financial future on the shifting sands of an unstable economic landscape. Even more people cannot plan for the future because they must operate from month to month, paycheck to paycheck. For them, life is a constant struggle to make ends meet. They live in a place of “just barely making it”.
Many people want to be blessed. They want to have more than enough. But few are willing to pay the price. Financial freedom does not just happen, it is a choice.
In his new book, Dennis Leonard outlines useful, practical insights that will empower you to achieve your financial success-just as they have for him. In Keys to Financial Freedom you will learn
How to assess your financial condition New money management habits How to build a financial plan How to grow in wealth and prosperity
Discover the strategic keys that will empower you to prosper, ignite the faith that moves mountains, and change the direction of your life!
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As the British trade deficit continues to grow, this trenchant, original and timely book on the US deficit and national debt offers much to readers on this side of the Atlantic. The authors explain what national debts and deficits are, and what they are not. One thing they are not nearly as big as we think. Another thing they are not is a burden on the shoulders of our grandchildren. And one thing they are is a potential means of financing economic growth. Heilbroner and Bernstein do not shurg aside the debt and deficit. “The only remedy for our present frightened state of mind”, they write, “is explanations that are simple but accurate, facts that will defuse unreasoning panic, and arguments that will stand up under the most sceptical examination”.
