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The Neatest Little Guide To Stock Market Investing

April 15, 2009

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Where to buy: www.amazon.com

The “Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing” was written by Jason Kelly, the author of the popular “The Neatest Little Guide” series.

His latest edition of “The Neatest Little Guide To Stock Market Investing” offers the reader an essential resource book on stock market investment. The book covers topics like why stocks are good investments, how you make money owning stock, why and how a company sells stocks, how you choose a good broker to buy stocks, how you evaluate stocks, and much more.

The book also features the Kelly’s Maximum Midcap Strategy, which is a successful investment program, real-life scenarios of successful investments, insider knowledge from highly successful investors like Peter Lynch, Warren Buffet and Bill Miller, analysis and comparison of their chosen methods, well-resourced and recommended internet investment sites, newsletters and books, and summaries of all the key points.

The last chapter features the author’s own strategy with useful worksheets that will help you to make your own investment plan and grow your own portfolio.

This book is for anybody interested in stock market investing. It touches on every topic a beginner investor should know before embarking on an investment career. It is informative, light-hearted, enjoyable to read and written in an easy-to-understand language.

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Book: Surviving Personal Bankruptcy: Your Guide to the Personal, Legal & Financial Issues

April 13, 2009

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Where to buy: www.amazon.com

The author of “Surviving Personal Bankruptcy”, Nora Raum, is a very experienced bankruptcy lawyer, who has been dealing with bankruptcy cases since 1986. She is also a newscaster on National Public Radio.

In her book “Surviving Personal Bankruptcy: Your Guide to the Personal, Legal and Financial Issues,” she gives the reader a clear understanding of bankruptcy in general. She explains the 2005 change in bankruptcy law, the differences between filing for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy and who is eligible. In addition, she offers her readers alternatives to filing for bankruptcy and forces them to take a very detailed and close look at other options.

Her book will help you to assess your financial situation and options, then guide you through the process of what to do next. The worksheets included in the book will help you to look realistically at your finances, totalling up all of your debts and assets. Also included are sample letters to credit reporting agencies and creditors and advice how to prepare for court hearings.

She outlines a plan for life after bankruptcy with do’s and don’ts to help you back to your financial feet. Her question and answer chapter provides honest answers to commonly asked questions taken from real life scenarios. You will also learn about real life stories from well-known people who have had to file for bankruptcy then turned their life around again.

Nora Raum shows that filing for bankruptcy is not the end of your financial health, but that it is possible to start again and recover from the stigma attached.

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