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    Your Personal Financial Meltdown Survival Guide: Effective Tips and Tricks for Getting Your Financial Emergency Under Control
    Your Personal Financial Meltdown Survival Guide: Effective Tips and Tricks for Getting Your Financial Emergency Under Control
    Your Personal Financial Meltdown Survival Guide: Effective Tips and Tricks for Getting Your Financial Emergency Under Control
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    Your Personal Financial Meltdown Survival Guide: Effective Tips and Tricks for Getting Your Financial Emergency Under Control

    By Kristi Patrice Carter

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    Are you prepared to face financial emergencies when they strike? Now you can with Kristi Patrice Carter’s new guide for handling financial emergencies.

    Kristi is the best-selling author of Passive Income Streams; Active Income Streams; and Emergency Income Streams. She has a BA in English from the University of Illinois and a JD from Chicago-Kent College of Law.

    In her newest book, Kristi teaches you how to be more effective in sorting out your financial problems. By drawing on her personal experience and those of others, she teaches you to:

    Use the four key areas of financial management to turn your finances around during and after an emergency.

    Reshape your mind-set before, during and after a financial emergency so you drop the victim mind-set to become victorious.

    Prioritize, sort your debts and reposition your existing financial structure to absorb the shock of the emergency.

    Learn creative and powerful strategies to boost your financial situation and take care of your short-term, midterm and long-term obligations.

    Drop the confusion that financial emergencies bring and follow Carter’s guide as you navigate the stormy waters of financial emergencies to the beach of prosperity.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKristi Patrice Carter
    Release dateMay 11, 2017
    ISBN9781370520930
    Your Personal Financial Meltdown Survival Guide: Effective Tips and Tricks for Getting Your Financial Emergency Under Control
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    Kristi Patrice Carter

    Kristi Patrice Carter is a wife, mother, author, and serial entrepreneur who loves helping individuals live happy, prosperous and victorious lives. Carter’s lifelong goal is to positively impact people’s lives, one self-help book at a time. A force to be reckoned with, Carter earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Illinois and a Juris Doctorate from Chicago-Kent College of Law and has over seventeen years of experience in the writing industry. She is the author of: •Reprogram Your Mind For UNSTOPPABLE Self-Confidence (Your Power Guide to Squashing Self Doubt and Worry) •How to Conquer Your Fears and Live an UNSTOPPABLE LIFE of Victory •Emergency Income Streams: How to Create Fast Cash in 14 Days or Less •Active Income Streams: Side Income Opportunities for Achieving Financial Freedom (Working As Much or As Little A You Desire) •Passive Income Streams: How to Create and Profit from Passive Income Even If You’re Cash-Strapped and a Little Bit Lazy (But Motivated)! •Say No to Guilt! The 21 Day Plan for Accepting Your Chronic Illness and Finding Inner Peace and Happiness •Say Yes to Success Despite Your Chronic Illness: 10 Weeks to Overcoming the Obstacles of Chronic Illness and Finally Achieving What You Want in Life! •Wean That Kid: Your Comprehensive Guide to Understanding and Mastering the Weaning Process •I’m a Weaned Kid Now Her upcoming publication: •Strengthen Your Relationship By Having an Affair with Yourself

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      Your Personal Financial Meltdown Survival Guide - Kristi Patrice Carter

      Your Personal Financial Meltdown Survival Guide

      Effective Tips and Tricks for Getting Your Financial Emergency Under Control

      By Kristi Patrice Carter, JD

      Financial Meltdown Survival Guide: Effective Tips and Tricks for Getting Your Financial Emergency Under Control

      © 2016 Kristi Patrice Carter, JD

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in articles or reviews.

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      NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR

      This book is designed to provide factual information in regard to the subject matter covered. However, it is based on personal experience, interviews with other multiple-income seekers, and research conducted by the author and her freelance staff. Although much effort was made to ensure that all information in the book is factual and accurate, this book is sold with the understanding that the author assumes no responsibility for oversights, discrepancies, or inaccuracies. This book is not intended to replace financial, investment, legal, accounting, or other professional services. If these services are required, a competent professional should be sought. Readers are reminded to use their own good judgment before applying any ideas presented in this book.

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