sunglassesGood Morning DINKS. Before we get started with our favorite links from around the web I just want to give a quick reminder to James Schipper, IB, & Bryan at Pinch That Penny that you are ALL WINNERS of our book giveaways.  James and IB please contact us by email so we can mail out your books. James Schipper is the winner of a copy of Dream Save Do by Warren Talbot.  IB and Bryan are both winners of a copy of Questions and Answers on Life Insurance by Tony Steuer.  Please contact us to claim your books.

We are currently looking for the next person to feature in our “A Day in the Life” series.  If you would like to be interviewed by DINKS Finance to have your job or lifestyle featured in our series please leave a comment below or contact us by email.

Here are our favorite posts from around the web this week.  Enjoy and Have a Great Weekend DINKS.

– Clever Dude talks about home ownership and paying off his mortgage in the post “$100,000 paid off on house…but decision time”

– The Digerati Life  makes personal finance simple in the post “Money 101: A Basic Financial Plan For Those Starting Out”

– Passive Income Now helps us increase our income in the post “New Income Sources to Consider Moving Forward”

– Enemy of Debt helps us overcome our financial failures in the post “Learning from Failure is a Stepping Stone to Success”

– So Over Debt helps us become debt free in the post “Getting Out of Debt is Like Using a Public Restroom”

– Adaptu wants us to join their discussion in the post “Have You Been in a Relationship Where One of You Lost a Job?”

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Tahnya is a Certified Financial Planner and former Investment Advisor turned marketing and communications professional She holds a degree from Concordia University, is debt free and currently works in the field of digital marketing.

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