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Georgia McEwan • January 10, 2013

Growing up in Swan Hill must have made somewhat of an impression on me as now I have made the trek back. My name is Georgia McEwan and I'm the most recent addition to the team at GMG Financial Group. I have spent the past five years in the amazing city of Melbourne studying, working and meeting lots of fabulous people. I completed my Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) at La Trobe University in 2010. After working in Management Accounting for a year at a company in Melbourne, I decided I wanted to get a stronger foundation in tax. In addition to this, my CPA studies are next on the list and I'm keen to get into the first subject in a few weeks time.

As soon as I walked through the GMG door I felt a welcoming, friendly vibe and was excited about my new prospects and opportunities here. Put straight into the 'A team' (of course) alongside Rick, Shaun, Andrew and Beth I have found my first month to be great. The Christmas Party was a perfect opportunity to get to know everyone on a more personal level and proved to be quite a night.

One of the biggest perks about coming back to Swan Hill has been moving in with Mum and Dad. With minimal expenses, food on the table and a housecleaner who knocks over the chores - life is a breeze! The sole problem I'm faced with now is deciding what car I'm going to buy myself!

I'm looking forward to being back in the community and furthering my career with GMG Financial Group.

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COVID-19 Stimulus Package - Coronavirus Income Support Supplement Payments

By Daniel Mangiameli • March 24, 2020

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By Daniel Mangiameli • March 24, 2020

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