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Surviving financial meltdown : how to triumph over personal financial hardship and unleash your true potential / Leigh D Wilson
Bib ID 4738096
Format BookBook
Author
Wilson, Leigh Douglas, 1945-
 
Description Mt Evelyn, Vic. : Global Publishing Group, 2010 
xvi, 344 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. 
ISBN 9781921630255 (pbk.) : 
Notes

"Foreword by Dr Joanna Martin"--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 340-343)

Subjects Finance, Personal - Australia.  |  Debt - Australia.  |  Saving and investment - Australia.
Other authors/contributors Martin, Joanna
Available From Global Publishing Group, PO Box 517 Mt Evelyn VIC 3796 

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