E-book Category: Finance, Nonfiction
E-book Title: Surviving the Debt Crisis
Author: Craig Maugham
Book Description: Decipher the Headlines and Beat the "Bailouts"
It's all around us. You can't hide from it. It invades every corner of our lives. Turn on the radio and it's all over the airwaves. Click on the TV and watch the "talking heads" telling you all about what you already know!
All we hear is gloom and doom. People are losing their jobs. Retirement funds are being decimated. The dollar is shrinking. The seriousness of our financial crisis can't be emphasized enough.
Is it possible for you to make it through these troubling times without total devastation? Yes, it is and we'll address that in a moment.
Before we do, however, it's critical to understand how we got here in the first place. It is very difficult to work your way out of a bad situation unless you know what it took to arrive there.
The only way to do that is to analyze the problem and take the necessary action to insure a reversal of our personal circumstances. Understanding what has happened and why is the first step.
What happend?
"Surviving the Debt Crisis" has everything you need to understand what has happened and provides an objective analysis of how our economy has plummeted to such an all time low.
Learning about the structure of the economy in the U.S. is key to understanding the government debt. "Surviving the Debt Crisis" presents a thought provoking look at the factors that contributed to our current crisis.
Understanding the components of the so-called $700B Bailout is imperative for all Americans to learn. It's crucial that you understand what this means to you personally. And yes, we all have a personal stake in this mess.
So what's next?
There is so much to grasp before you can begin to understand how to protect yourself from further devastation. Questions you need to ask yourself are:
- Is your money still safe in the bank?
- What happens if the bank fails?
- What are the after-effects of the bailout?
- How can you secure your financial situation?
- Can you keep your risks minimal?
We can get through this. But sitting back and waiting for the government to resolve the situation isn't the way to survive. You need to take control of your own personal situation and learn what to do to survive.
Pay particular attention to the chapter entitled "Protecting Your Money During and After an Economic Crisis." These are 45 tips outlining steps you can take to surviving the current and any future downturns.
Grab your copy of "Surviving the Debt Crisis" today. It's critical to your financial well being in today tumultuous times.
Surviving the Debt Crisis
About The Author
Craig Maugham
Craig Maugham is a pen name. Craig has a background in research and reporting but felt that the subject and content of this book was too controversial to be released under his own name.
The author has done his best to provide a balanced account of how the crisis developed and gather the best information and theories, from a wide range of sources, about how to survive the current situation and be better placed to thrive in the future.
He believes that much of what is written about the situation is colored by personal or institutional bias.
Craig says, "The size and urgency of the current situation makes people suspicious and likely to react strongly against anyone that expresses a view which they do not agree with. This could affect the public perception of myself and the various organizations which employ me from time to time."
"I wanted to put these ideas out without people thinking they were colored by my personal views or slanted to favor the positions of the companies I produce my other reports for."
"I have included some material which I felt was presented in a balanced way, but which I personally don't agree with, in the interest of balance and to be fair with my readers by giving them a range of views."
"I hope that all readers will find the material helpful with the decisions and plans which we all need to make so that we cannot just survive this crisis, but thrive into the future."
Table of Contents:
About the Author
The State of USA Government Financials - An Overview
What Factors Led to the Current Situation?
United States Government Debt
The Beginning of Federal Debts
Categorization of Public Debts
Ownership
Foreign Ownership
The Uses of U.S. Government Debt
Possible Risks to US Dollar
Interesting Statistics
The Economy of the United States
Economic History
Immigration
State of the American Economy
Main Features of the American Economy
Progressive Legislature and Judiciary
Abundance of Natural Wealth
Skilled Manpower
Corporatization of Business
Government Policy
Regulation by Economic Means
The Role of Government
Components of the Economy
Public debt
Segments of the Economy
Components of American Trade
Trade Deficit
Conclusion
Is US Debt Destroying the World Economy?
The American Economy and the World Economy
The Start of the 2008 Crisis
Critical Appraisal
Sources:
Economic Events that Affected the Economy
Economic and Human Cost of the Iraq War
The Economics of the Iraq War
What the $700B Bailout may mean to You
What is in the Package?
Possible Effects on Taxpayers
What Will Happen If the Bailout Fails?
Is Your Money Still Safe in the Bank?
How Safe is Your Money in the Bank?
Amount of Insurance
Banks Accounts with High Deposits
What Happens if a Bank Fails?
11. How to Deal with the Effects of US Debt
Dealing with the Effects of the Debt
Where do We Start?
The Politics of the Debt Threat
Building Your Financial Safety Net
After-effects of the Bail-out
Counteracting Bail-out Problems
Secure Your Financial Situation
Job Opportunities
Going Ahead
Other Options
Keep Your Risk to a Minimum
Benefits Scheme
Protecting Your Money During & After an Economic Crisis
Author's Afterword
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