This Uber account executive makes $90,000 a year. How does she spend her money?
Recent splurges include online cooking classes with a renowned Italian chef, a weighted blanket from Amazon and enough plants to turn her condo into a sanctuary
Recent splurges include online cooking classes with a renowned Italian chef, a weighted blanket from Amazon and enough plants to turn her condo into a sanctuary
Tajah Charles lost a bunch of DJ gigs when the pandemic hit. So, she collected CERB and started working on a clothing line. Recent splurges include: a sewing machine and an online stretching class
Vanessa realized that frugality was impacting her happiness, so she started spending. “Money comes and goes, so live your life," she says. "As long as I have a roof over my head and food in my belly, I’m happy."
Gabi Macias wanted to quit her job and start working full time as a freelance photographer. Then the pandemic hit, forcing her to collect CERB and rethink her short-term goals
It's 700 square feet, and I got it for $1,825, utilities and parking included
Prashanth and Sowjanya would like to save $50,000 for a down payment on a house—either a townhouse or semi. After that, they plan to start a family
Lockdown provided a silver lining for Shanshan, giving her the opportunity to launch her own business
OSAP covers most of his tuition
He’s saving for a big European vacation
She’s paying down debt and trying to build her savings
Hint: she shares a three-bedroom condo with four roommates
These two lawyers tied the knot with cheeseburgers, a 12-piece orchestra and a custom neon sign
With Krispy Kreme donuts, stellar city views and a killer dance party
Sunday treat: Perrier-Jouët champagne