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This book covers: 

• the causes of the crisis
• possible outcomes
• action steps to protect yourself
• a survival plan
• future perspective

It's not all doom and gloom, there is good news at the end of it all.

Barbara Goldsmith is an independent financial adviser and business consultant with almost ten years experience running her own property investment and finance company, Stratford Properties, in London, UK. She gives financial and business advice to individuals and companies around the world.

Her financial expertise is frequently sought by press, radio and tv and she is a regular contributor to various financial and business publications.

Testimonials

"I want to thank you for writing your excellent book "Handbook for Surviving the Global Financial Crisis." I have been very aware for a number of years that the credit/fiat system is unsustainable and rigged against the common working man. How is it fair to put up our tangible assets as collateral for money that only exists as figures on a computer screen? I have realised that it is designed to fail, to bring in a one world bank and one world order. I'm not frightened by this prospect anymore and your book reassured me that this is an exciting time, a time of great change, a time of community, a "special time." I have always felt out of time, dancing to a beat of my own drum, but while reading through the Handbook I am reassured that my preparations and intuitions about my survival pending a system collapse are shared by an intelligent worldly person, being yourself Barbara. Thank you."
— Darren Kirk, Rangiora, New Zealand.

"An excellent, easy to understand book. A must read for anyone interested in learning how to protect themselves during the uncertain times ahead." 
— CHD, Florida, USA

"Well-written, covers not only the crisis itself, but gives practical steps shwoing what you can do about it."
— AJH, London, UK

"A well-balanced book that illustrates not only the gravity of the current situation, but also gives positive outcomes for the future."
— JS, Munich, Germany