Wednesday, January 5, 2011

“New Bluffton psychology clinic opens” plus 1 more

“New Bluffton psychology clinic opens” plus 1 more

New Bluffton psychology clinic opens

Posted: 04 Jan 2011 11:11 PM PST

The Bluffton Psychology  Group announced Monday the opening of a new psychology clinic in Bluffton.
The new clinic consists of counselors Dr. Susan Stevens Pickett, LP, Tina Boyle, MA, LPC, and Carol S. Tomeo, MA, LPC. The group specializes in children, adolescents, adults, families and couples therapy and addresses a broad spectrum of mental, emotional and  behavioral difficulties. The office is located at 10 Pinckney Colony Road, building 300.
Detailed information on the group practice, clinicians and services provided is available at www.blufftonpsychologygroup.com

WSAV opens news, sales center

WSAV has opened a news and sales center in the Hampton Lake Real Estate Development main office on S.C. 278.
WSAV is the NBC and My Network TV affiliate for the greater Savannah and Hilton Head Island area.
The new WSAV Hampton Lake Lowcountry Bureau "is ideal for our goal to provide even more comprehensive service to the South Carolina
Lowcountry," said WSAV Director of Digital Journalism Kevin Brennan.
In 2009, WSAV introduced My Lowcountry 3, an hourlong newscast airing at 7 p.m. weeknights on MyTV 3.2. Segments for both WSAV News 3 and My Lowcountry 3 broadcasts will originate from the Hampton Lake location.
"I think WSAV has been doing a great job representing news here in the Lowcountry and I am extremely pleased to have WSAV share our  facilities for their new expansion initiative," said Gerrit Albert, president of Hampton Lake.
WSAV is owned by Media General Broadcast Group.

The Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold a networking event at 8:30 a.m. Thursday at the Holiday Inn Express, 35 Bluffton Road.
Jill Weaver, a professional organizer, will speak on successful goal setting in the new year.
The event is free and open to the public.

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The psychology of the spend

Posted: 05 Jan 2011 05:03 AM PST

Globe and Mail personal finance columnist Rob Carrick brings you the Personal Finance Reader, his twice-weekly picks for the best online reading about money, the markets and more. If you're having trouble reading this newsletter or want to read the archives, click here.

Found something on the Internet that your fellow investors might enjoy? Talk to me at rcarrick@globeandmail.com.

Must reads from The Globe and Mail

Why we spend what we do. In his book The Price of Everything, Eduardo Porter explores why we pay what we do – and how shelling out more can sometimes make us feel better

Don't let sunk costs weigh you down. Smart Cookies columnist Angela Self recommends looking forward with your finances, rather than justifying what you did in the past

Is it worth it to bring your own wine? In his latest column, Preet Banerjee explains how corkage service can make the 'good stuff' more affordable

Financial need delays retirement plans. According to a recent poll, four in 10 Canadians plan to keep working out of financial necessity

Five small steps to cut your debt. Canadians are up to their eyeballs in borrowed money. But if rates rise, they could soon be in over their heads

Out with the old, unnecessary financial fees. Make 2011 the year you refuse to pay avoidable banking charges

Seven tips for a financially prepared new year. Find out what you need to do to prosper in 2011.

Resolve to do a real family budget in 2011. A simple budget is easy to do with these tools

Ever break the rules to save money? Take this week's personal finance poll

Must Reads From Around the Web

The Taxman Cometh

A handy chart to show how 2011 tax changes will affect your take-home pay. You'll find it on the SmallPayroll.ca website, which is designed to help people ensure they're making the correct deductions for nannies, caretakers and casual staff. The cost is $5 per month after a 30-day free trial.

Take Control Of Your Finances

A useful roundup of free websites that will help you get control of your household finances. Ideal for people hoping to make a fresh start in 2011.

Greeting cards, groceries and a bunch of other stuff people often pay too much for.

The Lesson of The Wonky Samsung

Always ask about after-sale service when you buy something. That's the lesson the Canadian Accountant Tips blog learned after buying a Samsung Galaxy Vibrant, a mobile device with a touch screen.

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Business Ticker, a summary of the day's top business stories

Berman's Market Update, a summary of the markets at the open, noon and close

All-Star Investor, investment ideas from the best and the brightest minds in the business using StarMine's equity analyst rankings and Lipper's mutual fund manager rankings.

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