HeyJaredThe Budgette
A newsletter with the solo-earner insights big media skips. With expert interviews, commentary and analysis about solo financial journey. Publishes regularly.
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Traditional milestones are outdated and need to be tossed out (opens the original)
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Let's celebrate the Budgette's sixth anniversary with some batshit advice (opens the original)
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I can’t believe this newsletter is six years old. If it was a kid, it would be going into Grade 1, my September baby.<img alt="a birthday candle with the number six on it" class="sizing-normal" height="810" src="https://images.unsp
Is the Singles Tax Good for Cities? (opens the original)
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I had the opportunity to discuss being single in the city on Good for Cities, the podcast that examines the ideas, policies, and trends shaping urban life. It is hosted by Matti Siemiatycki, Director of the Infrastructure Institute at the University of Toronto’s School of Cities. We met while judging the annual Ontario Professional Planners Institute’s competition. Good for Cities asks the essential question: are these interventions really making our cities better?
Too much of the world runs on singles and eldest daughters (opens the original)
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I wrote this a year ago and I’m republishing and updating this because I had yet another conversation with a friend about caregiving for her parents. She’s not an only child but she is the only daughter and the eldest. This will only become more relevant as the sandwich generations of Gen X and Millennials get older and people live longer but not always healthier.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1758988765049-8fa5f6e7d593?crop=entropy&cs=tinysr
How to financially prepare for a job change (opens the original)
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I loooove a survey and Randstad came out with a labour and employment one earlier this month that found that 23 per cent of Canadian workers plan to change jobs but about 46 per cent of Gen Z are planning that same change.<a cl
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