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Surviving Financial Meltdown: Confident Decisions in an Uncertain World

1 rating: 5.0

book by Ron Blue and Jeremy L. White

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 … see full wiki

Tags: Books, Nonfiction, Christian, Money, Personal Finance, Finances

Author: Ron Blue, Jeremy White

Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.

Date Published: January 20, 2009

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Straight forward no-nonsense look at how to get your money under control

Mar 31, 2009

by ChristysBookBlog1

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<br/>Surviving Financial Meltdown by Ron Blue & Jeremy White is a terrific, concise guide to getting your finances in order for life. Could there be a more timely book in the current economic climate? The authors have years of accrued knowledge about how to be better off financially for life, and they share that wisdom in a straight forward, easy to understand manner. It's not about making more money, it's about spending less than you make. Their advice seems almost too simple, but the principles are solid. They take the reader through exercises on establishing written goals and determining priorities and from there to creating a workable budget (although they try not to use that dreaded term). Blue has testified before Congress about these tried and true methods, and it's not just the average family that could benefit from applying them, but the country as well. Other financial books I've read make the process of becoming financially solvent sound difficult or like it's all about investing wisely, but this book's ideas are simple and seem like it would be easy to follow; I'm certainly going to try! I really appreciated how the authors wove in Scripture throughout the book to enforce the principles or giving and saving as opposed to hoarding or spending frivolously.

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