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A newsletter about money for misfits. From the author of YOU DON’T NEED A BUDGET.
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‘Spend money on loving your people!’ (opens the original)
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Gemma Hartley’s brain has made an imprint on my life for nearly a decade, since she introduced my generation of (then) young women to the concept of emotional labor through her viral article for Harper’s Bazaar, “Women Aren’t Nags, We’re Just Fed Up.”Her 2020 book Fed Up was the much-needed follow up, and her latest, No One Loves An Angry Woman: an
Money date No. 46: Still here! (opens the original)
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Hi! I’m still here! I haven’t checked in with a money date in quite a while, and I’ve slowed content a bit for the summer — but Healthy Rich hasn’t gone anywhere.I’ve just intentionally given myself space for the past three months, a habit I started a couple of years ago after realizing I go absolutely crazy committing to a full workload in the midst of us Wisconsinites trying to make the most of our few annual weeks of long, sunny days. I’ve also kept busy with my
Is DoorDash draining your bank account? How to plug the leak (opens the original)
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I recently talked with someone who’d unwittingly spent through thousands of dollars in savings by ordering around $1,000 per month in DoorDash food deliveries. I can’t stop thinking about this financial minefield that didn’t even exist when I was starting out as an adult.1This person is in their early 20s and recently moved out on their own for the first time. They’ve been working since high school and had saved several thousand dollars, and they were finally ready to take the leap into their ow
Money date No. 45: The most American hot dogs (opens the original)
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I’m writing this on July 4, not only Independence Day in the U.S. but also our country’s 250th birthday. On this day, I’m allowing myself a few minutes of pride for my country.It’s a fraught time to be proud of the United States. We have a lot to fix and a lot to apologize for, and the man representing our country in honoring this milestone is a complete embarrassment. But this is my home, and it has its moments.The simplest joy that comes to mind for me: The food.It’s incredible to me that in t
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