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Financial Planner’s Reading List: You Are What You Read

by Cathy Curtis on December 8, 2009 in Couples and Money, certified financial planner, family finances, financial advice for women

This past Sunday morning I (and, I suspect, millions of others) read an article in the New York Times Magazine by Elizabeth Weil. Married (happily) With Issues takes the reader along on a fascinating and personal journey in search of a more perfect union. Elizabeth Weil manages to convince her good sport of a husband, [...]

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Abandon The Cart!

by Cathy Curtis on October 26, 2009 in budgeting help, financial advice for women, financial plan, financial planning

You wrap your hands around your shopping cart and feel your heartbeat quicken as you enter the store. Your senses are heightened by that familiar junk-food aroma particular to Target. You take the long way to the work-out clothes department. You want a quick peak at the women’s clothing. You suddenly remember that Target’s latest clothing [...]

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I Will Teach You to Tweet – Women in Consulting Twitter Panel in San Francisco

by Cathy Curtis on September 19, 2009 in business strategist, certified financial planner, financial advice for women

Hi everyone! Public appearance alert. I’m honored to be part of a distinguished panel dishing about all things Twitter at a Women in Consulting event at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel. This is coming up soon and I wanted to make sure you know all the details. What:   Tips, Tools and Tricks to Make Twitter [...]

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