“I got tired of living in cheap sublets”: How a software engineer spends his $90K

He’s saving for a big European vacation

“At this rate, I might need to get a second job”: How a community arts worker divvies up her $40K

She’s paying down debt and trying to build her savings

“I sell plant hangers, pottery and terrariums on the side”: How a tequila bar manager makes it work on $46K

Hint: she shares a three-bedroom condo with four roommates

Real Weddings: Inside an industrial warehouse wedding

These two lawyers tied the knot with cheeseburgers, a 12-piece orchestra and a custom neon sign

Real Weddings: Inside a grand affair at the Globe and Mail centre

With Krispy Kreme donuts, stellar city views and a killer dance party

“I use my second bedroom as an art studio”: How a 27-year-old innovation consultant spends her money

Sunday treat: Perrier-Jouët champagne

19 dapper dogs dressed in their spring finest

Who let these dogs out?

Inside a trippy neon sign studio in Leslieville

Collector Jon Simo has over 40 neon signs

“I’d assume people aren’t going to drink until they’re super drunk in the morning”: What brunch-goers think about the possibility of imbibing at 9 a.m.

Bring on the hair of the dog

“I use my credit card for everything to rack up points”: How a 31-year-old realtor and interior design student spends her money

She flips houses on the side

“A toke is my equivalent to a glass of wine at night”: How a producer and part-time DJ spends his money

He saves on rent by living with a roommate

“Food and coffee are my vices”: How a 27-year-old kindergarten program director and part-time barista spends her money

She takes the TTC five or six times a day to get from one job to the next

“I try out a new café almost every weekend”: How a 22-year-old content marketer spends her money

She dedicates part of her monthly food budget to running a brunch blog

Inside the Happy Place, a new pop-up at Harbourfront with a giant confetti dome and cookie room

It's basically a cross between Wonderland and Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory

Q&A: Raza Mirza and Andrea Austen on helping seniors rent their spare rooms to broke students

A new pilot project is helping seniors rent their empty bedrooms to students