Happy Friday Dinks.  Thank goodness for the weekend, actually this weekend in particular because on Monday I START MY NEW JOB.  Once again I parlayed my blogging experience into an awesome job.  As of Monday morning I will be the Community Manager for an international investment and insurance firm.

My employer has not yet entered into the digital space known as the internet, so I will be a part of the marketing team.  My mandate is to establish and grow our online presence and the best part is that I will be starting from ground zero.  To tell you that I am excited is a bit of an understatement.   Keep checking your mailboxes because I’ll be reaching out to bloggers in the upcoming weeks as my new firm breaks into the online world of personal finance.

OK that’s enough about me and my over excitement on a Friday morning.  Enjoy these posts from our friends around the world wide web.

Narrow Bridge Finance – 4 Uncommon Ways to Start Saving Money this Year

Budgets Are Sexy – My One-a-Day Habits (And Why They’re Important)

Careful Cents – How to Tackle Your To-Do List in 5 Simple Steps

Financial Samurai – Two Ways To Live In Your House For Free

Rockstar Finance – Why The Rich Hoard Cash

Frugal Portland – Saving Half Your Income is a Radical Idea

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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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