Bøger af Monica Miller

When we believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, God fills us with the truth, which the Holy Spirit teaches us through the scriptures, through creation, through fellowship, and through our life experiences. The Holy Spirit speaks to our hearts things new and old, filling us with heavenly treasures of truth. The truth guides us, sanctifies us, and makes us free! This book contains 30 short Christian devotions in which the author brings forth and shares out of her treasures things new and old. The purpose of these devotions is to encourage, uplift, and exhort the reader to be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might, and to grow in a deeper relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ.

This is the story of how John & Monica Miller left their home in Hawaii, in 2008, for New Zealand, in the midst of the U.S. Banking Crisis. They left to find answers to some basic financial questions asked by their concerned Maui investment club members. Club members were fearful of Capital Controls, and, or a Banking Holiday, after Gerald Celente brought Joe Biden's comments to light, in his Trends Journal. Some of the questions that needed answering were: how to open a New Zealand savings, and/or investment account? Could U.S. citizens legally take their IRA's out of America without penalty or taxes? Where is the best place to buy gold overseas?How easy was it to do all this. Could they handle all this from home, or did they have to fly to New Zealand to get it done? Not only did the Millers get answers, but they decided to permanently remain in New Zealand, and write a book on the subject for all Americans. This book tells Americans, in simple terms, how to safely get their U.S. nest eggs overseas, and out of harm's way, before a Banking Holiday, and /or Capital Controls are imposed. At the end of each chapter, the Millers comment about how they personally handled each topic. Readers are urged to join their free investment club blog: InvestmentClubInternational.ning.com, ask questions, post comments, and keep up with changes in the law, reporting requirements, etc.