Good Morning Dinks and Happy Friday. Congratulations to DC @ Young Adult Money who is our book giveaway winner.   DC contact us by email and we will mail out your book asap.  Be sure to keep reading Dinks Finance over the next few weeks for some other great product giveaways from friends that we met at BlogHer.

I had a very busy week and I am glad to say that I have absolutely no plans this weekend, except to sleep a lot and to go and see the new movie in the Borne series.  This week I had to give an oral presentation in my Industry Standard Editing Practices class and I also had to complete my employee evaluation since the third fiscal quarter finished at the end of July.

I am not sure if I mentioned this before but I returned to school to study Journalism.  It has been almost five years since I last went to school and let me tell you that college life has a whole new meaning now that I am in my thirties.  I absolutely enjoy studying Journalism but working full time and studying is a lot more difficult the second time around.  However I am sure that it will all be worth it in the end.

What are your plans this weekend?

I hope you all enjoy your two days off, I know that I will.  Enjoy these great posts from around the web:

Passive Income Now – One Harsh Truth About Passive Income You Must Understand

Adaptu – Financial Struggles in a Relationship – Facing the Music

Careful Cents – Enjoy a Fantastic Summer With Some Easy Ways to Save

Dough Roller – 5 Tips to Invest Wisely in a Second Home

Get Rich Slowly – Saving for a Big Purchase

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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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