We’ve included this because the April, 2008 Bloomberg article gave statistics of 1 in 519 homes in foreclosure and based on the economy since then it stands to reason that it would be even higher than that by now.

From the NFDM site:

“National Foundation for Debt Management (NFDM) is committed to fostering community education on money management, budgeting and appropriate use of credit. Since 1999, NFDM certified financial counselors have assisted thousands of families. We are dedicated to providing professional and confidential services to assist families and individuals who are in financial distress.”

NFDM is a HUD Approved Housing Counselor. Click here to visit NFDM now.

If you’re feeling hopeless about your situation you may want to watch the videos here.

You’re probably also familiar with the Hope For HomeOwners program which you can read about here.

The Affiliate Review Site Monopoly by is one of the few books out of literally thousands to give correct guidance on how to profit from an affiliate review site for the long-term. Most books tell you to call a product a “scam” and then in the review actually say it’s not a scam. That’s NOT how you do real reviews that build trust and repeat customers.

The really nice thing about The Affiliate Review Site Monopoly book is that it includes the “Review Site” script all for an extremely reasonable price (currently $67 gets you both the course and the script).

Click here for Tom Munson’s review of The Affiliate Review Site Monopoly course.

Someone asked Paul a question about the medical transcription training provided by At-Home Professions and since Medical Transcriptionists have had a history of being in demand we thought the answer might be useful to a lot of you.

Click here to read my answer to the question about At-Home Professions’ training.

The government has a lot of useful scam prevention videos and games. Unfortunately they’re scattered all over the place. Luckily they’ve set all of these up so they are easy to include in the WorkAtHomeTruth so we’ve created a special section for them.

Click here to visit the first set of scam prevention videos (we’ll be getting more up).

Click here to view the educational Scam prevention games.

There’s also a new Scam Alerts section where We’ve pulled in active alerts from various organizations that track those. I’ll be pulling the phishing feed alert in from FraudWatchInternational soon as well.

And don’t forget about the Search4Scams.com search engine where you can search through many resources that we hand-selected to search through.