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©2025
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xix, 296 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm
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Thought patterns: why your favorite mindset-money collabs are overdue for a remix -- Debt: slay the stress and death drop your deficits -- Saving rate: your step-by-step roadmap to building (and redefining) wealth -- Budgeting: how to spend less and save more, while still doing opulent shit -- Income: your action plan to navigate the "income stream rainbow" and collect more cash -- Investing: plump up your ass(ets) and secure your future -- Taxes: they exist, okay? Stop crying about it, know what you owe, and keep more of what you earn -- Entrepreneurship: channel executive realness (and get paid like one, too) -- Financial independence: reject retirement culture and become work-optional at gay walking speed (i.e., faster) -- Legacy planning: embrace iconic behavior and lead a legendary life
This book offers a practical introduction to personal finance with a focus on the experiences and needs of queer readers. Written by finance columnist Nick Wolny, it addresses common financial challenges, explores how social and cultural factors can influence financial behavior, and presents strategies for budgeting, saving, earning, and investing. The author outlines approaches for setting financial goals, managing spending, and building long-term stability, along with guidance on taxes, career development, and community support. Wolny combines financial information with personal accounts from queer individuals and discusses financial independence in the context of broader social and political conditions