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Here’s What You Missed At Our #GGFMoney Chat!

by Sarah Chang October 16, 2012

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Did you miss this Monday’s fast paced #GGFMoney chat? Over the course of an hour we had some fun with money (it was a party after all!), and addressed some more serious questions. And, of course, we had experts on hand to provide some great advice and guidance for managing our worries. The message is [...]

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How to Unlock Your Money Fears: A Webinar Review

by Catherine Alford October 5, 2012

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Recently, I listened to a webinar presented by Galia Gichon, Founder of Down To Earth Finance, and Amanda Clayman, a financial wellness coach. In their one hour session entitled, “Financial Sanity: 5 Ways to Unlock Your Money Fears,” these two experts conquered several of the emotions many of us encounter when dealing with our money [...]

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Join Us For Our #GGFMoney Twitter Chat – 10/15

by Sarah Chang October 2, 2012

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Did you miss our fast paced #GGFMoney Twitter Chat in September? Be sure to join our next one on 10/15. Whether you’re rebounding from a job loss, dealing with a big expense, need to get your finances in order, or want to share some sage advice that has worked for you, we’d love to see [...]

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Join Us For Our #GGMoney Chat – 9/10

by Wendy Todd September 4, 2012

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Though reports say there is an uptick in the economy, many of us are learning to live with a “new normal”, and are in the process of not only re-structuring our finances, but rebuilding. Some of us are rebounding from a job loss, some from long-term unemployment, some from a big expense (e.g. divorce or [...]

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Ways to Go Green and Save Money

by Galia Gichon August 22, 2012

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There’s always a lot of talk of how expensive it is to go green. Critics claim that organic produce adds hundreds to your grocery bill, and making substantial energy-saving upgrades to your home can actually cost thousands upfront. GoGirl Finance Expert Galia Gichon dispels the myths and shows you ways to go green and save [...]

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Here’s What You Missed At Our #moneyfears Chat

by Sarah Chang August 6, 2012

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Did you miss this Thursday’s fast paced #moneyfears chat? We all have money fears, and although it can sometimes be easier to brush them under the rug, it helps to share. Over the course of an hour we provided a safe space to talk about our fears and anxieties. And, of course, we had experts [...]

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How To Make Better Financial Decisions

by Russ Thornton July 10, 2012

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You want to get things right. You want to look good. You’re smart and capable and want the world to know it. Yet, when it comes to financial decision making, you often put yourself through a financial self-interrogation that leaves you exhausted and uncertain. Maybe your internal dialogue sounds something like this: What will my friends [...]

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Join GoGirl Finance and Manisha Thakor at S.H.E. Summit Week!

by Sarah Chang June 11, 2012

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If you missed GoGirl Finance’s January Event featuring Manisha Thakor, here’s your opportunity to join us again! Claudia Chan’s S.H.E. Summit Week will feature 25+ inspirational events for and by women, each of which are designed to inspire you in work, life, and everything in between! GoGirl Finance will be hosting “Your Money, Your Life: [...]

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Earn Prizes for Reducing Debt: SaveUp

by Aleeka Kay Edwards June 8, 2012

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I’m usually confounded by all the options for money management programs. I think it’s because I don’t want to think about my debt. There’s no joy in it; I’d much rather avoid the terrible specter of paying bills. However, this week I tried SaveUp.com and it was the first time that I actually didn’t cringe [...]

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Marriage and Money: I Make More Money Than My Husband

by Erika Torres April 16, 2012

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With women earning more college degrees than men according to the U.S. Census Bureau, don’t be surprised by the bevy of wives who make more money than their husbands. Count me in this group. I’m the breadwinner, and it isn’t always easy Statistically speaking, one spouse will always make more than the other since the [...]

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