Financial Armageddon

--Larry Kudlow, Host of CNBC's Kudlow & Co.

"A disturbing book about the all-too-possible scenarios for our future which we must work hard to avoid coming to pass."

--Thom Hartmann, progressive talk show host and a three-time Project Censored Award-winning "New York Times" bestselling author

"This is an informative work with much food for thought and excellent advice in preparing for the coming financial storm. It provides concrete and uncommon ideas on how to protect yourself and your investments.... For many, this will be a disturbing book. But if it is disturbing enough to awaken Americans from their current slumber, that is precisely its value.

--Michael Nystrom, www.bullnotbull.com

"Michael Panzner fluently describes the build-up of financial risk on a number of fronts--from credit derivatives through to the government's long-term fiscal problems--and imagines how a future crisis might develop. A breathtaking and coherent vision of financial disaster."

--Edward Chancellor, author, "Devil Take the Hindmost: A History of Financial Speculation"

"The end of the credit bubble, derivatives excesses, unfulfilled government promises and the upcoming retirement squeeze will provide investors with their greatest challenge since the 1930s. "Financial Armageddon "lays out the blueprint for what will happen and how to best prepare yourself and protect your loved ones."

--David Tice, President and Fund Manager, Prudent Bear Funds

"A wonderful, entertaining, and easy-to-digest account of some very disturbing economicand financial trends....Panzner has done a great service to reveal the truth, which the over-paid Wall Street crowd and the government have conspired to hide from the 'working man.'"

--Marc Faber, Managing Director, Marc Faber Limited

"Our country faces many large financial problems which the media largely ignores. "Financial Armageddon "alerts you to the painful scenarios that may lie ahead, including the worst case outcome. It may not come to pass, but you will not be caught off guard if it does."

--William A. Fleckenstein, President, Fleckenstein Capital, and MSN Money columnist