Happy Friday Dinks. I have some good news to share…actually I have a lot of good news to share. I know we are less than 20 days into the New Year, but so far 2014 has been a great.

I found some money on the street, I am getting along with my family, and my health problems have been minimal and…I got a new job.  That’s right, one year after making the switch from financial planning to corporate communications I am once again moving on up.  As of February 3 I will be a full time community manager.  The investment company that I work for is entering into the world of social media and thanks to my blogging skills I will be in charge of all social media.

This is a huge challenge and I am very excited.  I will most likely be reaching out to some bloggers over the next few weeks – so please be nice.

Enjoy these posts from our personal finance friends:

Rockstar Finance – How Do You Know When You Have Enough?

Budgets Are Sexy – How I Travel the World for Pennies

Money Rebound – Who Are the Richest People in History?

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Wise Bread – 7 Financial Moves You Must Make in 2014

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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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