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Debt Experts meet in St. Louis
Article Published by Robert Weinberg on Tuesday, March 11th, 2008

St Louis Debt Mastermind Meeting

I had the privilege to spend some time in St. Louis this past weekend while masterminding with the nations leading debt elimination and credit experts. As part of my committment to my clients, I have made it a priority to always be learning about eliminating debt. 40-50 of us meet a different location across the country 4x a year and brainstorm, always leaving with new strategies to help more families succeed with their goals of financial independence. I wanted to thank Mike & Paola for the great weekend and look forward to seeing you in a few months.

Robert Weinberg
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