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Ann and her husband Neil live in Peterborough with their four children, ages 10 through 20. You can find out more about Ann by visiting her website.

Need to Get Your Family Back on Track Money-Wise in 2009?

Financial planning author Suze Orman is offering a free download (.pdf) of her latest book -- Suze Orman's 2009 Action Plan -- via Oprah's website. There's just one catch: you have to act quickly. The link (see top line in post) will only work until Thursday, January 15th.

This isn't my regular blog post, by the way. (Me? Be this concise? You must be joking!) But I didn't want to waste any time passing along this link because of the short shelf-life of this offer.

Note: The book is written for an American reader, but a lot of the basic money-management ideas make just as sense on this side of the border as south of it. And free is free, right?

Enjoy!

Found via Sittercity and countless other enthusiastic tweeters on Twitter. Apparently, the offer was first announced on The Today Show.

Posted by Ann Douglas at 06:35:23 PM in modern families

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