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FinanceOlogy 101 Podcast!
Tis the season of overspending for the holiday! Listen for tips on how to manage your holiday spending with guest speaker, Tina Smith - President of The Financial T Coaching and Consulting Firm, Financial Coach, and author.
Elroy & Robin Seegars
Hosts, FinanceOlogy 101
CEOs, Gifted Generations, LLC
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