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Please join me in celebrating Dummies Month and saving a few bucks on your purchase of my For Dummies titles. You can buy any of my For Dummies books directly from Wiley by clicking on the links below, or you can purchase them from your favorite bookseller, including Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Borders, or any other bookstore.
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Following is a list of Dummies titles I've co-authored with links to the Dummies Store, where you can purchase the books and find out more about the $5 rebate available during Dummies Month:
March is Dummies Month - an annual traditional that results in big savings for people who buy For Dummies titles like my latest book (availble in April of this year), Financing Real Estate Investments For Dummies.
Please join me in celebrating Dummies Month and saving a few bucks on your purchase of my For Dummies titles. You can buy any of my For Dummies books directly from Wiley by clicking on the links below, or you can purchase them from your favorite bookseller, including Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Borders, or any other bookstore.
Be sure to save your receipt, because when you do, you can then download and print the Dummies Month Rebate Form, complete it, and submit it to Wiley along with your receipt to receive a $5.00 rebate on your purchase.
Following is a list of Dummies titles I've co-authored with links to the Dummies Store, where you can purchase the books and find out more about the $5 rebate available during Dummies Month:
Ralph R. Roberts Featured in Special CNN Report on Foreclosure
Author of Foreclosure Self-Defense For Dummies Advises Struggling Homeowners
Detroit, MI - February 25, 2009-Ralph R. Roberts, consumer advocate and spokesperson for Federal Loan Modification Law Center, LLP, was featured on CNN Saturday during a live special report on the foreclosure crisis. The hour-long report, hosted by anchor Fredricka Whitfield and facilitated by CNN's Josh Levs, included a series of hard-hitting questions from struggling homeowners facing the prospect of losing their home in foreclosure.
Since losing his own home to foreclosure in the late 1970s, Roberts has made it his life's mission to cure what he calls the "Cancer of the American Dream." During the segment he rallied homeowners to modify their mortgage loans, "You can't modify a loan if you're not working, but as you find work, be ready to modify your loan. The more Main Street steps up and fights for themselves, the more affordable their homes are going to be, and the better it's going to be for their families, the neighborhoods, the schools, the tax base, and for all of us as Americans," said Roberts.
Roberts, who has led thousands of families through the foreclosure maze, also provided his perspective in response to President Obama's recently announced foreclosure prevention plan.
"We've been bailing out Wall Street," said Roberts. "We've been bailing out insurance companies. We're bailing out states. We're bailing out cities. We need a bailout for Main Street. What everyone needs to realize is by bailing out your neighbor, it's going to protect your value [the value of your home]."
He went on to suggest that the Obama Administration would be wise to consider investing more of the bailout money modifying mortgage loans for all American homeowners. "Let's just modify the whole country. That would be the best thing, instead of throwing all this money at Wall Street like we've been doing, let's modify Main Street, because America really needs it," he said.
Roberts, an award-winning author, also shared insights from one of his latest books, Foreclosure Self-Defense For Dummies (Wiley).
About Ralph R. Roberts
Ralph R. Roberts, GRI, CRS is a real estate-focused consumer advocate who knows a thing or two about overcoming challenges. An award-winning author and REALTOR®, Ralph lost one of his own homes to foreclosure in the late 1970s, and soon thereafter added a foreclosure division to his real estate business. Since then, Ralph and his team has led thousands of families through the foreclosure maze, informing them of their options, including loan modification, and steering them clear of the most common pitfalls while empowering them with the information required to get on with their lives. Ralph is an award-winning REALTOR® and author who has penned several successful books, including Foreclosure Self-Defense For Dummies (Wiley), and Protect Yourself from Real Estate and Mortgage Fraud: Preserving the American Dream of Homeownership (Kaplan). His latest book, Loan Modification For Dummies (Wiley), is slated for publication in summer of 2009. For more information about Ralph please visit www.keepmyhouse.com.
Ralph R. Roberts is the spokesperson forFederal Loan Modification Law Center, LLP, a law firm dedicated to preserving the American Dream of Homeownership by successfully renegotiating loan agreements between homeowners and lenders. For more information please call 1-877-39-HOUSE (1-877-394-6873) or visit www.fedmod.com.
Ten Steps to Negotiating an Affordable Loan Modification
Detroit, MI - February 12, 2009-
Ralph R. Roberts, consumer advocate and spokesperson for Federal Loan Modification Law Center, LLP, today released his list of the top ten steps homeowners can take in order to negotiate an affordable loan modification. The following steps apply to homeowners working directly with a lender as well as to those teaming up with an attorney or alternative third-party representative.
Come clean -
Understand your lender's point of view -
Keep a cool head -
Give them what they need -
Ask for what you want -
Let them do their job
Get your financial house in order -
Keep everyone posted of any changes -
Make sure the lender's offer is truly affordable -
Hold up your end of the bargain
- The key to success is discipline and commitment. All the effort you spend setting up a plan is of no use if you don't follow the plan you created or agreed to.If the loan modification is unaffordable or makes your budget so tight that you are only one car repair or medical bill away from defaulting again, head back to the negotiating table to try to work out a better deal.If anything changes related to your financial situation, be sure to keep your loan modification representative or lender in the loop.Put a tracking system in place today and start developing a budget to ensure you are not spending more money than you are earning.- Loan modifications typically take between 30-90 days from start to finish. During this time, avoid the temptation to micromanage the process. To alleviate unnecessary anxiety, ask your lender for an anticipated timeline. Before meeting with your lender, make sure you spend some time figuring out what you want and need. For example, how much can you realistically afford to pay each month? In order to expedite the situation, find out exactly which forms you need to fill out and which documents your lender needs to process your application. Make sure you provide everything to your lender or representative in the manner specified.Expressing anger toward your lender puts you in an extremely disadvantageous position.For example,your lender may decide that you are unreasonable and that foreclosing would be less costly overall.As far as your lender is concerned, it all boils down to money. You are most likely to be approved if you can show modifying your loan will cost the lender less than a foreclosure. It can be tempting to bend the truth when you are trying to convince a lender to approve a loan modification. Only by laying all your cards on the table and disclosing the truth can you begin to develop and implement solutions that will put you back on the path to long-term financial health.
To read Ralph's full article on this and other topics, please visit www.keepmyhouse.com.
My latest book, Loan Modification For Dummies (Wiley), is slated for publication in summer of 2009
Ralph R. Roberts, CRS, GRI Loan Modification Expert/Author Sterling Town Center Office 12900 Hall Road, Suite 300 Sterling Heights, Michigan 48313-1150 Office: (586) 751-0000 Fax: (586) 620-6449 Email: RRnail@Gmail.com Personal Assistant: Lois Maljak (LoisMaljak@RalphRoberts.com)
Ralph Roberts is the author of many books: - Flipping Houses For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Foreclosure Self-Defense For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Advanced Selling For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Protect Yourself from Real Estate & Mortgage Fraud (Kaplan Publishing) - Mortgage Myths: 77 Secrets to Save on Home Financing (Wiley Publishing) - Foreclosure Investing For Dummies (Wiley Publishing)
(active rain WIRE) -- Ralph R. Roberts, consumer advocate and spokesperson for Federal Loan Modification Law Center, LLP, today shares his perspective on why helping to keep people in their homes is good for America. "It's important for the American public to understand that when a family loses their home, everyone in the neighborhood becomes a victim of foreclosure," said Ralph R. Roberts. "This is why it is critical for us to work together as Americans to stem the tide of foreclosures and stabilize the housing market." Ralph cites the following reasons to explain why foreclosure is bad for everyone:
-- Foreclosures reduce property values for everyone in the neighborhood.
-- Lower property values usually mean states, counties,
and towns have less money to fund education and other services.
-- Lower property values also lead to lower commissions for real estate agents and less business for everyone who makes a living off of the real estate industry.
-- Foreclosures leave vacant homes that tend to attract vandals, vagrants, and other criminal types who either set up shop in the homes or use the homes to commit real estate or mortgage fraud.
-- Rising default rates convince lenders to tighten credit, making it more difficult and costly to borrow money.
-- As families lose their homes, they have less money to spend on products and services, lowering demand and increasing unemployment.
-- The mass exodus of families from an area destabilizes the neighborhood, often attracting transient (just passing through) populations.
This makes it difficult for schools and other township agencies to plan for development. In order to prevent increasing foreclosures Ralph recommends that citizens put aside any misgivings they might have about "unjust" deals for homeowners and try to focus on the dangerous impact that widespread foreclosures have on society as a whole. "We need to stop worrying about homeowners who have gotten breaks that seem unfair and begin to realize that we have a lot more to lose if homeowners across America are not given the breaks they need," To read full article on this and other topics, please visit www.keepmyhouse.com .
About Ralph R. Roberts Ralph R. Roberts, CRS, GRI is a real estate-focused consumer advocate who knows about overcoming challenges. An award-winning author and REALTOR(R), Ralph lost one of his own homes to foreclosure in the late 1970s, and soon thereafter added a foreclosure division to his real estate business. Since then, Ralph has led thousands of families through the foreclosure maze, informing them of their options, including loan modification, and steering them clear of the most common pitfalls while empowering them with the information required to get on with their lives. Ralph is an experienced real estate mentor, coach, consultant, and author, who has penned several successful books, including Foreclosure Self-Defense For Dummies (Wiley), and Protect Yourself from Real Estate and Mortgage Fraud: Preserving the American Dream of Homeownership (Kaplan).
For more information about Ralph please visit www.keepmyhouse.com . Ralph R. Roberts is the spokesperson for Federal Loan Modification Law Center, LLP, an organization dedicated to preserving the American Dream of Homeownership. For more information please call 1-877-39-HOUSE (1-877-394-6873) or visit www.fedmod.com .
Ralph R. Roberts, CRS, GRI Loan Modification Expert/Author Sterling Town Center Office 12900 Hall Road, Suite 300 Sterling Heights, Michigan 48313-1150 Office: (586) 751-0000 Fax: (586) 620-6449 Email: RRnail@Gmail.com Personal Assistant: Lois Maljak (LoisMaljak@RalphRoberts.com)
Ralph Roberts is the author of many books: - Flipping Houses For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Foreclosure Self-Defense For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Advanced Selling For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Protect Yourself from Real Estate & Mortgage Fraud (Kaplan Publishing) - Mortgage Myths: 77 Secrets to Save on Home Financing (Wiley Publishing) - Foreclosure Investing For Dummies (Wiley Publishing)
Consumer Advocate Ralph R. Roberts Reveals the Top Five Dos and Don'ts of Loan Modification
Federal Loan Modification Law Center, LLP Spokesperson Embarks on Crusade to Prevent Unnecessary Home Foreclosures
DETROIT--(activerain)--Ralph R. Roberts, consumer advocate and spokesperson for Federal Loan Modification Law Center, LLP, today revealed the top five do's and don'ts of loan modification. Since losing one of his own homes to foreclosure in the late 1970s, Roberts has made it his life's mission to prevent unnecessary home foreclosures. The following do's and don'ts are intended to dispel common myths about loan modifications, which typically manifest in the form of a rate reduction/adjustment to an existing mortgage.
#1. DO TELL YOUR SPOUSE OR SIGNIFICANT OTHER: It's tempting to hide bad news from your partner, but this can actually work against you. For example, in most cases, you cannot legally negotiate a loan modification without your spouse. You and your partner are in this together and are stronger as a team. Regardless of the reason, disclose it to your partner, put it behind you, and work together to resolve the crisis.
#2. DON'T ASSUME IT's TOO LATE TO ACT: As long as you are still residing in your home, you have opportunities to keep your home.
#3. DO REALIZE THAT YOUR LENDER WANTS TO RESOLVE THE ISSUE. The only way the lender makes money is if their loans perform-modifying a loan through loan modification makes it perform for the lender. Banks and other lending institutions make more money and lose less money if you can make your payments. When they foreclose, they not only lose your monthly payments, they also have the expense of foreclosing (attorney fees), rehabbing the home, and then selling it (agent commissions).
Ralph R. Roberts, CRS, GRI Loan Modification Expert/Author Sterling Town Center Office 12900 Hall Road, Suite 300 Sterling Heights, Michigan 48313-1150 Office: (586) 751-0000 Fax: (586) 620-6449 Email: RRnail@Gmail.com Personal Assistant: Lois Maljak (LoisMaljak@RalphRoberts.com)
Ralph Roberts is the author of many books: - Flipping Houses For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Foreclosure Self-Defense For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Advanced Selling For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Protect Yourself from Real Estate & Mortgage Fraud (Kaplan Publishing) - Mortgage Myths: 77 Secrets to Save on Home Financing (Wiley Publishing) - Foreclosure Investing For Dummies (Wiley Publishing)
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#4. DON'T GO INTO HIDING: As hard as it is, failing to pick up the phone, return phone calls, or respond to notices is one of the worst things you can do. Your lender needs to know from you or your legal representative that you are aware of the delinquent payments and are working on a solution.
#5. DO SEEK PROFESSIONAL REPRESENTATION: You may be able to negotiate a loan modification yourself by working directly with your lender, but an experienced attorney or loan modification expert can properly represent your case to your lender that your loan is modified to a level of affordability. Homeowners who represent themselves often overestimate what they can afford to pay and end up in the same situation months after they receive their modification.
Cross-CulturalSelling For Dummies® Helps Bridge the Culture Gap
(HOBOKEN, NJ) 1-03-2009 - With the marketplace having gone fully global, salespeople must venture beyond traditional marketing and selling strategies in order to maximize their exposure and sales potential. For those looking for expert advice on how to communicate with people from diverse backgrounds, the recently published Cross-CulturalSelling For Dummies® (John Wiley & Sons, Inc.; 978-0-470-37701-7; $21.99) offers a range of useful strategies and tips-from tailoring marketing materials for more global appeal and incorporating multiculturalism into the workplace, to bringing in new products that appeal to a target market.
Authors and sales experts Michael Soon Lee and Ralph R. Roberts state in the introduction, "Cross-culturalselling is nothing more than adjusting your sales practices, presentation, and products to meet the unique needs of multicultural customers. Although it may sound simple, you must be constantly aware of how culture affects your interactions so you can continuously adapt to your buyers."
Cross-CulturalSelling For Dummies helps readers reach out to multicultural customers by
mastering specific business practices-from the different ways to hand out a business card, to
the correct distance to stand from a client, to the use of specific idioms. In addition, readers will
learn how to:
Identify generational differences and customer motivation
Overcome language barriers
Adapt your sales presentations and techniques
Negotiate effectively
Maintain a diverse sales team
Generate referrals
Avoid cultural conflicts
The handy "Cheat Sheet," a tear-out card located in the front of all For Dummies® books, includes tips for meet and greets, detecting common buying signals, honing haggling skills, and more. The always popular "Part of Tens" debunks ten myths about multicultural customers and reveals ten common stereotypes other cultures have of Americans. In addition, an appendix provides a quick reference for cross-cultural etiquette and a cross-cultural holiday calendar.
Ralph R. Roberts, CRS, GRI Loan Modification Expert/Author Sterling Town Center Office 12900 Hall Road, Suite 300 Sterling Heights, Michigan 48313-1150 Office: (586) 751-0000 Fax: (586) 620-6449 Email: RRnail@Gmail.com Personal Assistant: Lois Maljak (LoisMaljak@RalphRoberts.com)
Ralph Roberts is the author of many books: - Flipping Houses For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Foreclosure Self-Defense For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Advanced Selling For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Protect Yourself from Real Estate & Mortgage Fraud (Kaplan Publishing) - Mortgage Myths: 77 Secrets to Save on Home Financing (Wiley Publishing) - Foreclosure Investing For Dummies (Wiley Publishing)
Ralph R. Roberts Reveals the Top Five Myths About Loan Modification
Consumer Advocate Demystifies Common Misconceptions for Home Owners Facing Foreclosure
DETROIT--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ralph R. Roberts, consumer advocate and spokesperson for Federal Loan Modification Law Center, today released a list dispelling the top five myths about loan modification. Intended to better educate homeowners facing the prospect of losing their home in foreclosure, the following list demystifies the most common misconceptions surrounding the loan modification process.
MYTH #1: My bank wants me out of my house. / My bank wants my home. Banks and other lending institutions do not want to foreclose. They earn more money if you can make your payments. When they foreclose, they not only lose your monthly payments, but they also have the expense of foreclosing (attorney fees), rehabbing the home, and then selling it (agent commissions). In today's market, there's a good chance they'll have to sell the home at a loss. This is all good news for you - it means the bank is highly motivated to make a deal with you.
MYTH #2: My credit score is bad so I won't qualify. Unlike the option of refinancing out of trouble, which requires you to apply for a new loan, loan modification simply adjusts the terms and perhaps reduces the balance of a loan you already have. Your credit score is much less of a factor in determining whether you qualify for a loan modification. In addition, a successful loan modification can actually improve your credit score over time, especially if it prevents you from ending up in foreclosure or bankruptcy.
MYTH #3 I am not late on my mortgage payments so I won't qualify. / I have to miss a payment to be eligible. Early on, this was true. In fact, some early eligibility requirements stated that you had to be 61 days delinquent in order to qualify. In other words, you would have had to have missed two full payments. The truth is that the eligibility requirements are constantly changing and differ among lenders. Many lenders are now working out loan modifications with borrowers who are up to date on their payments. It's difficult to determine whether you qualify until you actually discuss your situation with the lender or with an attorney who is knowledgeable and experienced in loan modifications.
MYTH #4: I would be better off walking away or declaring bankruptcy than modifying my loan. Walking away from the home and filing for bankruptcy are certainly two options, but they are rarely the best options when you are facing foreclosure. If you simply walk away, the lender is unlikely to pursue legal action against you, but in some jurisdictions, the lender can pursue a deficiency judgment against you to collect the difference between what the lender receives for your home at auction and what you currently owe on the balance of the mortgage. Filing for bankruptcy may be better than just walking away, but it can leave a blemish on your credit history that makes it difficult to borrow money in the future. A successful loan modification is almost always a more prudent choice.
MYTH #5: It's too late. I have already received a foreclosure notice. As long as you still reside in the home - that is, you didn't voluntarily abandon it, and the home hasn't been sold at a foreclosure auction - you may still have time to work out a loan modification with your lender. The sooner you take action, the more options you have available and the more time you have to pursue the best option, but you can still negotiate late into the process. By contacting the lender or, better yet, having your attorney contact the lender on your behalf, you demonstrate a good faith effort to work out a solution and can often buy yourself extra time to negotiate a loan modification.
About Ralph Roberts
Ralph R. Roberts is a consumer advocate and spokesperson for Federal Loan Modification Law Center. After losing one of his own homes to foreclosure in the late 1970s, Ralph added a foreclosure division to his real estate business. Since then, Ralph has led thousands of families through the foreclosure maze, informing them of their options, including loan modification, and steering them clear of the most common pitfalls while empowering them with the information required to get on with their lives. Ralph is also an experienced mentor, coach, consultant, and award-winning author and REALTOR®, who has penned several successful books, including Foreclosure Self-Defense For Dummies (Wiley) and Protect Yourself from Real Estate and Mortgage Fraud: Preserving the American Dream of Homeownership (Kaplan). To find out more about Ralph and loan modifications, visit www.KeepMyHouse.com, www.FlippingFrenzy.com. or
Ralph R. Roberts, CRS, GRI Loan Modification Expert/Author Sterling Town Center Office 12900 Hall Road, Suite 300 Sterling Heights, Michigan 48313-1150 Office: (586) 751-0000 Fax: (586) 620-6449 Email: RRnail@Gmail.com Personal Assistant: Lois Maljak (LoisMaljak@RalphRoberts.com)
Ralph Roberts is the author of many books: - Flipping Houses For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Foreclosure Self-Defense For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Advanced Selling For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Protect Yourself from Real Estate & Mortgage Fraud (Kaplan Publishing) - Mortgage Myths: 77 Secrets to Save on Home Financing (Wiley Publishing) - Foreclosure Investing For Dummies (Wiley Publishing)
Happy Thanksgiving from activerain member Flipping Frenzy
To everyone who takes the time to read our blog, wage battle against real estate and mortgage fraud, and who believes in the power of new media journalism and citizen participation... we offer the following thoughts on how to observe this Thanksgiving:
Count your blessings instead of your crosses Count your friendship and knowledge gains instead of your losses.
Count your joys instead of your woes Count your friends instead of your foes.
Count your smiles instead of your tears Count your courage to fight on instead of your fears.
Count your full years instead of your lean Count your kind deeds instead of your mean.
Count your health instead of your wealth Count on the power of all of us instead of just yourself.
FORECLOSURE MYTHS: 77 Secrets to Saving Thousands on Distressed Properties!
By Ralph R Roberts "activerain member"
Foreclosures across the country are at an all-time high since the 1930's, and continue to break records every day. Foreclosure is an unfortunate reality we must face in the aftermath of the housing bubble of the 1990's, but it can also be an incredible money-making opportunity for those who know how to approach this profitable piece of the market. Learn the whole truth about foreclosures-and discover some real bargains too!
In Foreclosure Myths: 77 Secrets to Saving Thousands on Distressed Properties!, Ralph R Roberts and Certified Mortgage Consultant Chip Cummings debunk seventy-seven persistent myths that prevent would-be homeowners and real estate investors from taking advantage of the tremendous profit to be had in foreclosures. Through the process of revealing the truth about the most persistent foreclosure myths, Roberts and Cummings show you how to find, evaluate, and buy foreclosure properties at a discount-including how you can use other people's money to finance your investments.
Learn why these and other myths aren't true at all:
· There's nothing an investor can do to assist distressed homeowners
· Only insiders can find good foreclosure properties
· You need a lot of money to start investing
· Only experts can understand the foreclosure process
· Every foreclosure property is a moneymaking deal
· Real estate agents always get the good deals at auction
· Foreclosed properties are always in terrible shape
• You can only sell a foreclosure home after extensive renovations
In addition, Foreclosure Myths features quotes and firsthand stories from top industry professionals that illustrate the path to a successful foreclosure investment, helping you reap maximum rewards from your efforts. Handy resources like national and state foreclosure guidelines, sample forms, checklists, and all the other tools everyday investors need to earn a profit buying, fixing up, and selling or renting out foreclosure properties-or simply making the property their new home, are included in the helpful appendix.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Ralph R. Roberts is a real estate investor and an award-winning speaker and author whose other books include Foreclosure Investing For Dummies, Foreclosure Self-Defense For Dummies, and Walk Like a Giant, Sell Like a Madman, all from Wiley. For more information, visit www.AboutRalph.com. Chip Cummings has spent twenty-five years in real estate finance, with more than $1 billion in loans as a broker, banker, and president of several mortgage companies. He has helped thousands of homeowners obtain their own homes and investment properties, is a certified trainer for the National Association of Mortgage Brokers, and is a former president of the Michigan Mortgage Brokers Association. His other books include Mortgage Myths, from Wiley.
About Wiley Founded in 1807, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. has been a valued source of information and understanding for 200 years, helping people around the world meet their needs and fulfill their aspirations. Wiley's core business include scientific, technical, and medical journals; encyclopedias, books, and online products and services; professional and consumer books and subscription services; and educational materials for undergraduate and graduate students and lifelong learners. Wiley's global headquarters are located in Hoboken, New Jersey with operations in the U.S., Europe, Asia, Canada, and Australia. www.wiley.com
Ralph R. Roberts, CRS, GRI Sterling Town Center Office 12900 Hall Road, Suite 300 Sterling Heights, Michigan 48313-1150 Office: (586) 751-0000 Fax: (586) 620-6449 Email: RRnail@Gmail.com Personal Assistant: Lois Maljak (LoisMaljak@RalphRoberts.com )
Ralph Roberts is the author of many books: - Flipping Houses For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Foreclosure Self-Defense For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Advanced Selling For Dummies (Wiley Publishing) - Protect Yourself from Real Estate & Mortgage Fraud (Kaplan Publishing) - Mortgage Myths: 77 Secrets to Save on Home Financing (Wiley Publishing) - Foreclosure Investing For Dummies (Wiley Publishing)
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