Financial Survival in Uncertain Times: *Prioritize Your Spending *Master Your Debt *Secure Your Future * Maintain Your Peace of Mind: Deborah Smith Pegues: Books
Posted on February 28, 2009
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Amid the confusion, anger, and anxiety surrounding the U.S. economic crisis, bestselling author and behavioral consultant Deborah Pegues offers proven strategies and wise counsel for financial survival. Drawing on more than three decades of professional experience as a certified public accountant, she answers the most frequently asked questions and addresses common financial dilemmas. This book also offers practical advice on how to cope emotionally, physically, and relationally during times of uncertainty.
In this easy–to–read book, Pegues will show readers how to
Soul–searching questions and biblical principles combine to fill each chapter with hope for financial health in the midst of uncertain times.
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