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Katy Anderson

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PhD student researching ecomodernism, degrowth, non-reformist reform & refusal (via digital rights advocacy/activism @OpenMediaOrg + journalism @CBCNews)

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We sold our house in Utah to rent in Denver. The move was a big financial risk, but it was worth it. Original

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By Katy Anderson
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Sometimes, a decision doesn't make sense on paper, but it just feels right to your soul. That's what my family's big move was like. Last year, our family of five sold our affordable home in rural southern Utah to move into a more expensive rental in a Denver suburb. We had wanted a change for a long time, and the timing finally felt right. We could've stayed where we were "safe" financially, but all our family members were struggling in different ways.
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We sold our house in Utah to rent in Denver. The move was a big financial risk, but it was worth it

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By Katy Anderson
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insider@insider.com (Katy Anderson) Our house was affordable in rural Utah, but we sold it anyway to pay more for a rental in Denver. It was a financially risky move, but it's worked out great for us because we're closer to nature. To help with the increase in housing, we're driving less and canceled subscriptions. Sometimes, a decision doesn't make sense on paper, but it just feels right to your soul. That's what my family's big move was like.
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2025 Women & Girls Study: What local employers can do to boost women’s economic security – Input Fort Wayne

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By Katy Anderson
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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Five years after the first modern Women & Girls Study in Allen County, a new 2025 update from the Women’s Fund of Greater Fort Wayne shows troubling declines in women’s economic security. Yet alongside these data points are solutions that employers and community leaders can act on immediately.
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