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MoneySense magazine was honoured at this year’s National Magazine Awards with four nominations, including Dan Bortolotti’s silver medal win in the Service: Family, Health & Personal Finance category.
As contributing editor, Mr. Bortolotti’s won for his piece, Train Your Investing Brain.
Also nominated in this category were:
Julie Cazzin for her piece How to Score Your Dream Job,
Julie Cazzin for her piece Looking After Mom & Dad,
and David Hodges for his piece A Path to Prosperity.
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