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Thank you from Joyce White

Scott,

I just wanted to take a monemt to say thank you for sending David Ham to my aid. As you know I am going in for heart surgey and do not have a will. David was very kind and work around my situation so that I can have my affairs properly set up in case something goes badly at the hospital.

I am amazied how when ever I call my PVMB you respond with the right answer and help get me on track to solve my problems. As I have known you for 15 years and feel like I have a special friend who really cares about me.

Thnak you from the bottom of my leaking heart!

Joyce

 

Helping your parents enjoy their life

They need your help

Thursday, October 15, 2009 7:00 am

By: professionalproblemsolver.com Source: Bottom line Personal

Your family

 

            To talk to your parents about credit card debt, be straightforward - let them know that you want them to have comfortable future and that while their spending is none of your business, you are concerned. Look for a natural opening - for example, a sudden increase on credit card offers in their mail. Or volunteer to help them with bill-paying or taxes so that you get a closer look at their finances. Offer to work with them, not take over - let them know that they are not alone. If your parents are resistant or become angry, explain that you did not intend to upset them but that you care about their well-being. Don't give up if you don't have success in the first try. Sometimes people need time to consider before they agree.

 

Contact professionalproblemsolver.com for some advice.

 

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