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    I’ll be attending FinCon this week in San Diego, where more than 1,000 folks will gather to discuss topics ranging from personal finance to blogging.

    The 4-day conference has lots of networking sessions and panels about trends in media, finance, and investing.  I’ll even be speaking during a session!

    If you’re attending, I’d love to say hello!

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    It’s also not too late to register, if you’re interested in attending!

    FinCon 2016: Where Finance & Media Meet

    Link:   FinCon 2016 Registration (~$459)

    It’s still possible to register for FinCon 2016, which takes place from September 21 to September 24, 2016, at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina.  Tickets for the 4-day conference start at ~$459.

    I’m looking forward to hearing about the new ways technology is impacting personal finance.  I’ll report back to y’all with any tips I learn!

    Along with meeting Million Mile Secrets readers, I look forward to eating at some terrific Mexican restaurants in San Diego.  In fact, if you know of any good places, or any other vegetarian-friendly restaurants, feel free to add your recommendations!

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