Surviving Financial Meltdown: Confident Decisions in an Uncertain World

In troubled economic circumstances, people are looking for practical help and deeper spiritual perspective. Written in a non-threatening and easy-to-read format, Surviving Financial Meltdown provides a blueprint laid out by financial experts, Ron Blue and Jeremy White, of biblically-based financial principles to implement during both calm and crisis.
Surviving Financial Meltdown provides the key four principles to financial success. It addresses many of the fears that people feel when it comes to finances. And it provides assistance in determining short and long term financial goals.
Surviving Financial Meltdown also addresses specifically what to do and what not to do in challenging economic times. It gives practical advice for everyday financial decisions. Includes an Appendix with over 40 money-saving ideas.

How will today's economy affect you? Answers to your most pressing financial concerns -and a long-term strategy for financial health Increasing layoffs, rising food and gas prices, a stagnant housing market, an erratic stock market. Surely these jeopardize your family's financial future, right? They don't have to, say trusted financial experts Ron Blue and Jeremy White. They'll show you how to take charge of your family's financial well-being-no matter how bleak your situation appears right now. Surviving Financial Meltdown answers the questions that keep you up at night: - What should I do if my job seems to be in jeopardy? - Should I take my money out of the stock market? - What steps should I take if I'm behind on my house payments? - Where can I save money as the cost of living keeps going up? This indispensable guide also offers a six-step plan that will lead your family to economic health. Based on scriptural wisdom and time-tested truth, these principles transcend the gloom and doom of cable and Internet pundits and give you proven strategies to strengthen your family's number one economic indicator: your own checkbook. Learn why you don't need to fear tough economic times-and why there may be no better time than now to take control of your family's financial well-being.