
The Price Of Everything features essays about money, debt, work, and the increasingly strange experience of realizing everybody feels stressed about finances while pretending they’re completely fine.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 50 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 2 days ago |
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One of my friends clicked an email that said there’d been a suspicious sign-in on his Google account and asked him to confirm it was...
It’s subtle, legal, and built into how we pay for almost everything.
One of my neighbors works the early shift at a grocery store. She’s often there before sunrise, lining up baskets, scanning loyalty cards, asking if customers want cash b...
Working longer isn’t a lifestyle trend. It’s what happens when retirement income can’t keep up with inflation.
One of my grandmother’s best friends works the early-morning shift at the big-chain grocery store. He’s sixty eight. Retired onc...
I thought he was criticizing the FIRE movement. Turns out, he’d seen people walk away from work without replacing its purpose.
“You’re going to get bored,” my uncle says, putting his arm around my shoulder.
If millions of people need short-term loans to afford lunch, that isn’t economic progress. That’s a warning sign.
One of my closest friends works at a phone shop in the mall. Started there after university, planning to stay a year. That wa...
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