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Peak Money 

If you’re looking for a quick read that of offers advice and tips about saving, earning and investing, consider signing up for Peak Money. The twice-weekly newsletter is delivered on Tuesdays and Thursdays at noon, so you know when to keep an eye on your inbox. Each edition opens with a summary of what you’ll find inside, as well as an estimated reading time—a handy feature considering time is money! What can you expect from this newsletter? A “Big Story” section covering the most significant issues in finance, “Quick Wins” with suggestions on how to earn, save and invest better, a look at how much you need to buy Canadian real estate, and much more. 

The Budgette

Personal finance reporter (and MoneySense contributor) Renée Sylvestre-Williams describes her newsletter as “a no-nonsense conversation about money for solo earners.” A lot of traditional personal finance advice is built on the assumption that you have a partner in life and your finances. Sylvestre-Williams’ newsletter fills the void of information available for those managing their money alone. Sign up for free and receive monthly posts, or opt for a monthly (USD$5) or annual (USD$70) paid subscription for access to audio newsletters and podcasts. Founding members (USD$100 a year) can contribute to The Budgette’s editorial decision-making. Although the free newsletter is distributed less frequently than many others, the posts are well-sourced, giving readers confidence in…