Caught Between A Rock & A Hard Spot?

April 26, 2009 - PRLog -- Consumers and taxpayers now have a very inexpensive means to take control of a wide variety of financial problems that are known to cost thousands of dollars to resolve through traditional channels alone. These problems include investment losses, pending foreclosures and bankruptcies, divorces, debt collections, and a host of other financial repercussions that are on the increase as government, business, and individual budgets are being unmercifully stretched in the wake of the nation’s recent, systemic financial set-backs.

The program centers around the pro-active use and inherent “power” of letters to demand accountability, disclosure, and verification of information. The  EHS Letter Manual is complete with instructions, comments, sample letters, strategic information, and it is supported by extensive reference materials and email support via the Internet. A typical example of how a person might use the manual is a homeowner who needs to immediately and inexpensively take control of a pending foreclosure proceeding; to delay it, stop it, or even have it cancelled.

Total cost of the program is considerably less than $100 with group rates available for employers who want to make the program available to their employees or associates.

The primary reason for the development and publication of The EHS Letter Manual was the simple fact that many folks have lost their money, investments, homes, property, savings, retirement income, and much more in circumstances where a single, well-written letter may have enabled them to take control of the situation and avoid losses.

The publisher’s website also presents a professional commentary regarding the unfiltered truth about the scope and nature of the current financial crisis that now threatens the very core of American enterprise; together with additional information, details, and ordering information.  

Please visit:  www.ehsportal.com

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Edward H. Smith, Publisher has developed The EHS Letter Manual, and its Internet support program offered at ehsportal.com, to assist individuals in the protection of their money, income, and property in the failing U.S. economy.