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Looking for something to do on Wednesday, November 9? ING DIRECT is hosting a public event to discuss personal finance with four panelists, including yours truly. The other three are: Rubina Ahmed-Haq, a financial journalist and blogger who has worked with the CBC, Rogers Media and Moneyville. Ellen Roseman, the Toronto Star’s intrepid consumer advocate and [...]
Looking for something to do on Wednesday, November 9? ING DIRECT is hosting a public event to discuss personal finance with four panelists, including yours truly. The other three are:
The event, hosted by Andrew Zimakas, VP Marketing of ING DIRECT Canada, will give live audience members an opportunity to ask questions of the panel. We’ll also be taking additional questions through social media.
Everything kicks off at 7 pm EST at the ING DIRECT café at 221 Yonge Street in downtown Toronto. It will also be streamed live at the other café locations:
| Calgary | 600–6th Avenue SW |
| Vancouver | 466 Howe Street |
| Toronto (north) | 111 Gordon Baker Road |
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If you prefer to sit at home and participate in your pyjamas, the event will be available through a live webcast: register here. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear three of the country’s top financial experts, as well as Preet Banerjee.
If you’re in the area and plan to drop by in person, make sure you say hello.
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