As Barack Obama takes office, expectations are running high as to what the new administration will or can do about the current financial crisis. "Pessimism has seeped into every corner of the financial world, but on a personal level there are ways to regain a positive approach to managing finances," says Bill Glubiak, Chief Executive Officer of Cedar Brook Financial Partners, LLC. "Getting back to the basics, right now, may not only be good for the bottom line, but offer benefits outside the financial realm such as bringing family members closer together."

Cleveland, OH (PRWEB) January 21, 2009 -- As Barack Obama takes office, expectations are running high as to what the new administration will or can do about the current financial crisis. "Pessimism has seeped into every corner of the financial world, but on a personal level there are ways to regain a positive approach to managing finances," says Bill Glubiak, Chief Executive Officer of Cedar Brook Financial Partners, LLC. "Getting back to the basics, right now, may not only be good for the bottom line, but offer benefits outside the financial realm such as bringing family members closer together."

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