Prepper's Financial Guide: Strategies to Invest, Stockpile and Build Security for Today and the Post-Collapse Marketplace
Mar 2015 · Simon and Schuster
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About this ebook
Learn how to safeguard your financial resources and your family before, during and after cataclysmic events.
You’re prepared for hurricanes, tornadoes, blizzards, earthquakes and other natural disasters, but are you ready for the inevitable man-made disasters to come? This book teaches you the other half of disaster planning—how to survive the economic turmoil that hits regions and nations after the storm has passed.
Prepper’s Financial Guide will teach you how to:
•Become self-sufficient
•Purchase precious metals
•Safeguard your valuable possessions
•Invest in foreign and alternate currencies
•Barter and trade for needed supplies
•Build an off-grid marketplace
•Reduce debt so you can save for the future
•And much more
You’re prepared for hurricanes, tornadoes, blizzards, earthquakes and other natural disasters, but are you ready for the inevitable man-made disasters to come? This book teaches you the other half of disaster planning—how to survive the economic turmoil that hits regions and nations after the storm has passed.
Prepper’s Financial Guide will teach you how to:
•Become self-sufficient
•Purchase precious metals
•Safeguard your valuable possessions
•Invest in foreign and alternate currencies
•Barter and trade for needed supplies
•Build an off-grid marketplace
•Reduce debt so you can save for the future
•And much more
About the author
Jim Cobb is the author of numerous prepping and survival guides, including, Prepper’s Home Defense and The Prepper’s Complete Book of Disaster Readiness. Cobb is a prepper, survivalist, and author of the website SurvivalWeekly.com. He lives in Wisconsin.
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