I just wanted you guys to know that I’ll be on LifeTuner’s Live Chat. Tonight, August 26 at 10:00 PM Eastern/7:00 PM Pacific you can join us live and ask questions.

We’ll be discussing Financial Lessons Learned. We’ll be sharing our personal stories and taking questions. A group of bloggers will chat about the processes we use as individuals to learn about personal finance.

I’d love to chat with you on the show. You can also check out Life Tuner’s Chat Carnival and see of the great posts written.Here’s all the information you need:

Personal Message from the Host:

Join “M” from MyLifeROI.com (@MyLifeROI), Laura from GreenPandaTreehouse.com (@Green_Panda), and other personal finance bloggers as they discuss the financial lessons they learned the hard way and debate the processes by which people learn about improving their economic well-being.

Personal finance is often learned accidentally through individual experience or by following the advice of a role model. How can people learn more deliberately about personal finance? How do lessons learned by previous generations about personal finance apply to us today? Are there any that do not apply? We’ll explore these and many other questions.

Scheduled Time:

Date: Wednesday, Aug 26, 2009
Time: 10:00 PM EDT

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