Three Amazing Itty Bitty Financial Organization BooksBefore and After Life Steps to Organizing Your FinancesMost of us would agree that the last thing we want is to be a burden to anyone. Our first worry is the money aspect of that, not being able to afford or provide financially for any needs we may have prior to our passing. But often the most time consuming and stressful aspect for family can be the estate settling process itself which can last three months to three years. Why put them through that stress?All you need are in these three Itty Bitty Books - all in one: -Your Amazing Itty Bitty(R) "Before" Death Financial Checklist-Your Amazing Itty Bitty(R) "After" Death Financial Checklist-Your Amazing Itty Bitty(R) Getting Financially Organized BookEnsure a shorter, less stressful, and often less costly process for your family today.

Your Amazing Itty Bitty(R) "Before" Financial Checklist 15 Important Actions to Complete Before the Loss of a Loved One Get financially organized, update your documents, and have peace of mind that your wishes will be carried out as cost effectively as possible. Whether you: - are starting to help your aging parents... - are retired and beginning to think about the end of your life... - have been through a rough estate settling process and vowed to never put your family through the same experience... - are any age and trying to get your financial house in order... ...then this book is for you. If you want to save time, stress, money and preserve family relationships in the end, pick up a copy of this helpful Itty Bitty Book today!

Your Amazing Itty Bitty(R) "After" Financial Checklist 15 Important Actions to Complete After the Loss of a Loved One Losing a loved one is shocking and devastating. Losing a loved one without having pertinent records in place makes a difficult situation even worse. This Itty Bitty(R) Book is intended to get you thinking and talking to the right people and taking actions that will smooth the transition for you. This book is for you, whether you: -are thinking ahead regarding your own estate, -have lost a spouse, parent, friend or other family member, -are aware of a terminal condition and trying to prepare for what is to come, or -are unsure about what is involved after the loss of a loved one and want to become more aware. If you may eventually be involved in taking care of financial matters after the loss of a loved one, pick up this vitally important and informative book today.

Your Amazing Itty Bitty(TM) Financial Wisdom Book 15 Steps to Build, Preserve, & Protect Your Wealth Besides your health, your finances are the backbone of your life. Everyone needs to be prepared for what life might bring: your children's education, retirement, illness, disability, and even death. Having insurance policies can help keep you and your family safe. Life insurance is a tool that can be used during life as well as at the end of life. You can draw upon it as you need. Everyone is unique and has different needs. In this Itty Bitty(TM) book, Bronwyn L. Martin, using available products and portfolios, gives you the financial wisdom to make wise choices for your family's future. In this book you will learn: Investment strategies How to prepare for retirement How to take care of taxes And so much more. Be financially empowered as life throws you curve balls and pick up a copy of this must-read Itty Bitty(TM) book today.

The "bucket list": powerful, inspiring, life-changing. Possess it, and you can have your last wishes become amazing adventures. You'll find contentment, finally, as you're preparing to accept the unknown. But does the bucket list unlock your potentials too late? What if fleeting hopes and dreams could become actual, lifelong achievements? What if you were to follow a different kind of list? After immigrating to the United States of America when he was barely a teen, Jason Huynh tried to adhere to the script as he navigated his new world. But, at 28 years old, Jason experienced a mid-life crisis. It was definitely unexpected—and uncalled for. He had the desirable life: a well-paying corporate position, the ability to splurge on parties and material possessions, the "right amount" of online and offline friends. He also lived in his own place. Everything was comfortable and safe. Jason realized that if he kept on working hard at his job then he should be set, until retiring at around the traditional age of 65. Then, in his golden years, he'd have all the time necessary to finally realize his dreams. He'd only have to wait 37 years. Except Jason didn't. An event stirred his soul. His boundless curiosity then took over. Overpowering. Uncontrollable. Driven by a desire for persistent improvement, he upended everything that was comfortable and safe. In the process, he shed his former shell, discovered a useful tool, ventured beyond boundaries, and experienced a different way of being. The scenario presented in this book rightfully sounds like a cliché. Perhaps it is. Perhaps that's how widespread the hidden issue—feeling lost and hopeless—is in our modern society. And by weaving his unique experiences with thoughtful observations throughout “The Possible List,” the author believes that perhaps the information shared can enable new options for someone. After all, things can be difficult, but they're unquestionably possible.

Includes an excerpt from: Mystery at Mermaid Cove.