Happy Friday Dinks.  I hope that you are all enjoying your Black Friday shopping and getting ready for Cyber Monday shopping deals.

I would love to know why you love shopping on Black Friday, is it the thrill of getting a good deal or is it because you like getting your Christmas shopping out of the way before December 1?

I am not partaking in the Black Friday festivities this year but I am going to Boston next weekend.  Boston has always been on my list of places to go and I am very excited that next weekend I will be spending 3 days in Bean Town.

For all of my Dink friends who live in Boston or who have ever been to Boston please tell me where I should go, what I should see, and where I should eat.  I am open to and I appreciate all suggestions.

Have a great weekend and enjoy these posts from our favourite personal finance bloggers:

– Careful Cents – Bullying in the Office: What You Should Know About It

Young Adult Money – Why You Need Health Insurance

– Wise Bread – Get Ready for Christmas: 7 Things You Should Do Today

– Money Crashers – 4 Surprising Things That Affect Your Credit Score

– Go Banking Rates – 10 Surprising Reasons Why Your Mortgage Loan Could be Rejected

 

 

 

 

 

Here are some great giveaways just for you:

Femme Frugality is hosting a Friends mug and picture frame giveaway

Beautiful Giveaways is giving away Tasty Cookies from Dr. Lucy’s

If you have a giveaway that you would like us to list please send us a Tweet @dinks_finance

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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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