“Safeguarding Your Family's Health, Wealth & Happiness” provides all the essentials you must have so you’ll know the most important steps to take to keep your loved ones safe from harm.
With this goldmine of information (100+ pages) you will discover
33 ways to stay safe from fire, poisons & other hazards at home
24 ways to ensure you are not the victim of car jacking & what to avoid when buying a car
28 ways to protect yourself from identity theft
How to protect yourself from viruses and remove them from your computer.
The 7 worst types of investments, and 4 of the best too
70 ways to protect yourself from natural disasters, heat, tsunamis etc...
How to recognise a suicide bomber or potential terrorist
How to prepare for and react to a terrorist attack (25 safety tips for you and your family)
How to stay healthy and guard against the most common causes of death
15 common scams, how to recognise them & 14 steps to take if you are a victim
15 pages on how to protect yourself from drug addiction, common injuries & common health problems
10 tips to guard yourself against bird flu...and much more...
Also includes an emergency contingency planner to ensure all your family is safe at all times.
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It's always nice to have all the safety tips you have ever heard be finally compiled in one place where you can easily check if you need information. This is exactly what this e-book has to offer: a lot of sound advice to put into practice and reminders on how you can stay safe, and we could all do with reminding now and then. And you're even going to get a list of things you should do and prepare in case of an emergency. A nice touch and will help you be prepared. I wouldn't really call the e-book the most extraordinary piece of work, but it is bound to be useful for any kind of untoward incident you may encounter. This e-book comes with full master resell rights and is a very good product to offer to your customers. You might also want to think about keeping a copy for yourself, just in case.
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Safeguarding Your Family By Ed Steel
Good, but prepare to be paranoid., September 30, 2007
Reviewer: Lorie Therese Locara
Honestly I was initially incredulous with this product. Why? Because it actually encourages paranoia. Which is not a good thing in a post-9/11 society. Why reinforce fear, when you can actually encourage hope.
BUT, as I read on, I realized that there may be some sense to what the author had outlined. The contingency plan was comprehensive, and I realized that this manual could prove helpful and may be handy someday. This e-book would be good to read now, in times of relative security, to bear in mind when tragedies would strike. To be caught unawares when you have been given a resource that would prepare you for catastrophes would be sheer stupidity.
The only thing I need to disagree with would be the section on computer safety. Yes, I totally agree with the fact that computer users, especially Windows users, should always have antivirus software installed. I just don’t agree with their pushing their own software (though this is the clear intent of the e-book), maybe because I have my own antivirus software preferences.
But on the whole, the tips here were very sensible. A little paranoid, but sensible. A big plus is the fact that the organization was excellent, and the layout was quite good.
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Safeguarding Your Family By Ed Steel
One source for most safety needs, October 08, 2007
This e-book appears to have covered all types of dangers – from the typical dangers in the household like slips and falls to the more serious dangers of terrorist attacks. This discusses not only dangers that can harm you physically but also dangers that can harm your finances and reputation such as identity theft. It even has safety tips against the most common serious diseases.
I daresay this e-book is already a complete guide to safety when it comes to the basics. Though some of the tips are common knowledge already, many are tips you might have not thought of doing. Some safety tips here are applicable only for US residents, though..
The relevant statistics in boxes in each section are also good trivia that can also serve as a good alert to the potential danger. A supplemental report here along with this e-book can also help.
My only nitpick is that though the title indicates that the e-book is for the family, some tips are given in the individual context, particularly the tips on protection against terrorism. These tips are more applicable to the individual than the family. There was no advice given on how to protect the other family members, unlike the earlier sections here on household accidents.
