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Protect Your Savings, Learn from Foreign Central Banks and the Super Rich

In uncertain economic times as these when U.S. banks, government institutions, and the FDIC itself is nearing bankruptcy… don’t be unwise and bet on big brother to take care of you. Let’s not forget the United States of America is the world’s largest debtor nation with $10 trillion and counting amassing billions in interest daily.

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Given America’s troubling foreign policy by which it irritates and alienates many of the nations holding its debt and Treasury bills, it won’t be long before the nations of the world and OPEC say no more and opt for other currencies over the dollar.

Be discerning and diligent to guard your hard earned assets and protect your life savings. Learn from the foreign central banks governing monetary policy of nations and the super rich, who diversify their currency reserves and are increasingly adding their holdings of gold, Euros, and Chinese yuan while dumping dollars.

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America – Bankruptcy Central, Global Financial Turmoil

Global financial markets were mightily shaken when Lehman Brothers declared chapter 11 bankruptcy.  Australian banks took a big hit as did Asian banks across the Orient.  Banks across Japan were hammered taking losses between 5 to 20% depending how heavily invested they were in Lehman Brothers, some say up to $700 million for some.

Asian stock markets plummeted Tuesday as the collapse of Lehman Brothers and takeover of Merrill Lynch spurred fears of an imminent global financial crisis. European markets extended losses in early trading after falling sharply Monday.

Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 index sank nearly 5 percent to 11,609.72, its lowest close since July 2005, while Hong Kong‘s blue-chip Hang Seng Index shed 5.4 percent to its lowest point in nearly two years.

America is quickly becoming bankruptcy central as major corporations and governmental institutions go belly up.  Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac governmental lending institutions themselves are having difficulty remaining solvent considering all the bad loans and sub-prime mortgage crisis.

Singapore wisely hasn’t tied itself too tightly to the U.S. having a bit of foresight it seems.  Others will have to live and learn.

Paul F Davis – debt arbitrator and author of United States of Arrogance

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Debt Settlement – Be Free to Live Happy, the Year of Jubilee

Incurring massive amounts of debt is never a joyous thing. Nevertheless in business if you don’t take chances, you cannot make advances. That being said, sometimes we have to get out on a limb to bear some fruit.

Unfortunately, as every entrepreneur and business owner can tell you, sometimes it doesn’t work out. The list of wealthy and successful icons who have declared bankruptcy over the course of their life are countless. Donald Trump and Walt Disney are just great men who have experienced bankruptcy at given times in their financial life.

For an individual with less financial backing and business connections, another alternative far better than bankruptcy is debt settlement. Far better than bankruptcy, debt settlement enables you to maintain your good name.

Bankruptcy tarnishes your name for a minimum of 7 years, making it virtually impossible to get credit or loans from banks as you become a high risk individual. Even worse is the fact that many good jobs with the government, school board, and other reputable employers now ask on applications if you have ever before filed bankruptcy. Considering most quality employers will run a background check on you and find out if you have filed bankruptcy, avoiding bankruptcy altogether is the best thing to do.

Many people are discovering the possibilities of debt settlement and seeking this as a viable option to debt elimination. With the help of a certified debt arbitrator you can fully evaluate your options and devise a financial strategy that is best for you.

Contact Paul F. Davis for debt settlment consultation:

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Paul F. Davis is a highly sought after worldwide professional speaker, minister, purpose coach, and consultant transforming organizations and empowering individuals to live their dreams.

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Paul is the author of several books including Update Your Identity; United States of Arrogance; Poems that Propel the Planet; Update Your Identity; Breakthrough for a Broken Heart; Adultery: 101 Reasons Not to Cheat; Are You Ready for True Love; Stop Lusting & Start Living; Waves of God; Supernatural Fire; God vs. Religion; and many more!

Paul’s compassion for people & passion to travel has taken him to over 50 countries of the world where he has had a tremendous impact. Paul’s organization Dream-Maker Inc. builds dreams, transcends limitations, and reconciles nations.

Contact Paul to speak at your event or for consulting:

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