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February 19, 2007

Table of Contents for Financial Armageddon: Protecting Your Future From Four Impending Catastrophes

Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction

PART ONE: THREATS

1. Debt
2. The Retirement System
3. Government Guarantees
4. Derivatives

PART TWO: RISKS

5. Economic Malaise
6. Systemic Crisis
7. Depression
8. Hyperinflation

PART THREE: FALLOUT

9. Economic
10. Financial
11. Social
12. Geopolitical

PART FOUR: DEFENSES

13. Planning
14. Investments
15. Relationships
16. Lifestyle

References and Resources
Index

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I look forward to reading your book, and I am glad to see that you discuss relationships and lifestyle along with the usual financial topics among the "defenses". I consider my relationship with my wife to be my most valuable asset, and see my marriage as a bulwark against hard times. And lifestyle? Thrift has been out of style for some time, but undoubtedly will gain some retro-cool appeal in the near future...

Posted by: oblomov | February 21, 2007 at 09:43 AM

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