u/Regular-Low-4003

👋 I think I may have a weird budgeting brain. I am very visual. Ideally I would love to have a bank account that would let me have about 4-5 high interest savings accounts that I could break down into mini buckets, with one main account for making payments from and to receive deposits. ((Each year, funds remaining in any of my mini buckets would move to my investment portfolio, keeping some of this funding lower risk for emergencies or larger purchases.))

Sadly, I do not think any bank has that sort of setup.

What tools do you use to track your biweekly/annual budgets and how do you stick to it? I am a lone parent of two now and I don’t have a lot of time for reconciling.

👋 Our family is moving to Winnipeg from southeastern Ontario this summer. I got sucked into reading some weird threads lately (mostly crime and crappy weather related) and need some help getting back on track excited/motivated as enter into the worst phase of relocation (prepping and selling our current house). We have 2 girls 7 and 10.

Help us get excited!! What makes Winnipeg special to you? Where should we plan to get family memberships (i.e., the Zoo)? What are good activities to help the kids make friends and get involved in the community? What are some annual Winnipeg events/traditions we should look forward too?

We are thinking of moving somewhere in the southern half of the city, right now we are looking at Charleswood through Sage Creek - 😂 half the city I know. Any advice is greatly appreciated.