We live in a world of growing singleness. While lots of attention is being paid to senior singles, less has been given to younger women and men who find themselves suddenly single—through separation or divorce or through the death of a partner—or to those who come to the realization that perhaps partnership isn’t in the cards and they need to start planning for themselves. Single women make up more than half the population of Canadian women. And they’re facing financial and life challenges for which they’re unprepared.

Both Victoria and Gail know that single doesn’t have to suck. But a newly minted CEO of Everything will face some challenges, so Gail and Victoria are here with a heads up!

CEO of Everything maps out the territory that singles find themselves in and guides readers through topics that form the new land of singleness. Jobs once shared by two now fall on the shoulders of one. And as if life isn’t busy enough, the state of singleness means you get to do it all, all day and every day.

What is normal when you are suddenly planning for life for one? What do you need to look out for, be responsible for and be prepared for?

This book will help readers decide what’s urgent, what’s important and what they can afford to just let go unattended. (Baby, you may be strong, but nobody can do it ALL.)

GAIL VAZ-OXLADE is one of Canada’s most successful and respected financial writers and has authored several bestselling books, including the #1 bestseller Debt-Free Forever, Money-Smart Kids and It’s Your Money. She is currently doling out her no-nonsense approach to finance as host of the television shows Money Moron, Princess and Til Debt Do Us Part, and is a radio host on CFRB 1010.

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Victoria Ryce has written two books and numerous articles, and was Gail Vaz-Oxlade’s longest-serving guest blogger. A former stockbroker, Victoria has also worked as an international corporate trainer specializing in innovation and change. She has a master’s degree and a passport filled with stamps from many different countries. She was widowed at 50 after her husband’s thirteen-month battle with cancer. Victoria lives in rural Ontario.

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