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FutureWord Expands Publishing to Books with Religious Allegory

Tacoma, Washington (Sharewellnewswire.com) December 12, 2012 Futureword Publishing is launching the first of religious based  books for children and/or adults. The first book on this list is Yvonne E. Lovell’s children’s story entitled, A Gift For Mrs. Peaches.

“The story is character driven and compelling to read with illustrations that are eye catching. Mrs. Peaches is sick. She believes she is unlucky and that her bad luck will spread to others. Mrs. Scampers, a concerned squirrel, seeks the advice of a loving bear and the two come up with a plan that will solve the issue. The animals in the story use their own resources to help solve the problem,” says Haynes.

Yvonne E, Lovell was introduced to Cheryl Haynes, Publisher at FutureWord by copywriter and best selling author, Kristine M. Smith who was contracted to edit the work. A Gift For Mrs. Peaches struck home to the publisher and the book was forwarded to Valerie Bouthyette for artwork evaluation. Bouthyette is the illustrator of Nicole Izmaylov’s GAYA Award Winning storybook Ronnie and BB. Both Haynes and Bouthyette were sold on the ideas in the story.

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Make Money Selling Stamps Ebook Review

Selling stamps online is the perfect online business… It is easy to make money selling stamps for people who start with limited means as quite a few mail order tactics may easily be applied to the stamp business.

This ebook has been written for the benefit of all who wish to become part-time stamp dealers and start on a shoestring and the author assumes the reader has no knowledge of stamps but a basic understanding of the internet.

Strategies presented in this book require the ability to efficiently work with the stamp community either for buying or selling. You do not need to know the insides of the philatelic community that mostly is not interested in making money selling stamps but rather collecting them.

The author acknowledges that no experience in stamp collecting or stamp trading is required to use the strategies presented in the book but that some stamp collecting knowledge would be highly beneficial.

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Financial Planner Keith Springer’s Book Earns High Ratings

Sacramento, CA  (Sharewellnewswire.com) September 21, 2012 – Keith Springer, author of Facing Goliath: How to Triumph in the Dangerous Market Ahead, finds great success as a financial writer.  Springer’s book was first released in June, 2011, and today Facing Goliath is receiving high marks from all customers who reviewed his book.
One customer praised Keith Springer’s book on Amazon.com, “I’m a concerned investor trying to find some answers for these troubled times and to help shape my thought process and approach for future investing. This book definitely helped me with a vast amount of data and research confirming the conclusions and recommendations.”
Another customer who gave Facing Goliath by Keith Springer a 5 star rating said, “The market is constantly changing, molding and moving in a direction that is understood by few. Keith Springer is one of those people that see the upcoming shifts. This is a must read for anyone looking to stay ahead of the curve.”
Facing Goliath warns that those who are prepared for the storm that is coming will prosper, and that the reset will endure serious financial and personal hardship.   The book sums up “complex economic concepts and often-overlooked historical perspective in an engaging style and a sensible approach to impending investment challenges.”
In the book Keith Spring explains in plain English how we as a nation got into the current financial dilemma and how to prepare for dangerous economic environment ahead.
Visit Keith Springer’s website http://www.facinggoliaththebook.com/ to purchase Financial Goliath. The book is available in paperback for $14.95 or The Kindle Edition is $7.69.
About Keith Springer :
Keith Springer is a financial planner, a market technician, a financial writer, founder of Top Down Tactical™ and President and founder of Springer Financial Advisors in Sacramento CA, an SEC Registered Investment Advisor. He has developed a proprietary process for successfully building tax-efficient and retirement portfolios and has been providing specialty wealth management services for over 25 years.
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Contact Info:
Keith Springer
keith@keithspringer.com
http://www.keithspringer.com
1383 Garden Hwy, Suite 200
Sacramento, CA 95833

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Financial Planner Keith Springer’s Book Earns High Ratings

Sacramento, CA (Sharewellnewswire.com) September 21, 2012 – Keith Springer, author of Facing Goliath: How to Triumph in the Dangerous Market Ahead, finds great success as a financial writer. Springer’s book was first released in June, 2011, and today Facing Goliath is receiving high marks from all customers who reviewed his book.

One customer praised Keith Springer’s book on Amazon.com, “I’m a concerned investor trying to find some answers for these troubled times and to help shape my thought process and approach for future investing. This book definitely helped me with a vast amount of data and research confirming the conclusions and recommendations.”

Another customer who gave Facing Goliath by Keith Springer a 5 star rating said, “The market is constantly changing, molding and moving in a direction that is understood by few. Keith Springer is one of those people that see the upcoming shifts. This is a must read for anyone looking to stay ahead of the curve.”

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Asset Protection’s Best Friend

There are many entities and strategies being bandied about as the best and foolproof way to protect your assets. First of all, there is no such thing as a foolproof asset protection plan. Second, the “best” for one person’s needs may not always be applicable to another’s requirements.

There are many businesses entities that could be formed for this purpose. A corporation may not be the best solution. It may be liable for taxes, its structure is too formal for convenient management, it does not allow a single member to dominate the entire entity, and it is not protected from losing its assets or being taken over when a member is sued and has lost.

Trusts are useful only when someone else controls it. This automatically creates a risky situation as there have been a number of trustees who have ran away with all the trust’s assets. Trusts are not flexible and run a greater risk of being declared fraudulent. A trust benefits somebody else, not the owner of the assets.