Happy Friday Everyone. I hope that you all had a great St. Patrick’s Day last weekend, I walked in our St. Patrick’s Day Parade last Sunday and it was a lot of fun.  “Be in a Parade” was on my Bucket List and now I can cross that off my list. This weekend I don’t have anything special planned other than getting my hair cut and getting a manicure. What are your plans for this weekend?

We have quite a few post links this week in our Friday Roundup because I couldn’t seem to narrow it down to only the best.  There were so many really great posts out there this week, so enjoy reading and have a great weekend DINKS.

– 50 Plus Finance tells us that it is never too late in the post “Term Life Insurance for Seniors”

– The Simple Dollar  inspires us in the post “Making Money from a Passion”

– Enemy of Debt helps us understand each other’s point of view in the post “Battle of the Sexes, Over Debt?

– Money Crashers reviews new technology in the post “Top 5 Best Cell phones of 2012”

– Financial Samurai gives us some investment advice in the post “Should I Take Profits And Sell Stocks?”

– Careful Cents asks the looming question “File Your Own Taxes or Hire a Professional?”

– Broke Gal NYC helps us plan in the post “Spending Priorities: What Are Yours And Why?”

– So Over Debt helps us start our spring cleaning in the post “What’s in Your Wallet? 5 Ways to Clear the Clutter”

 

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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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