Opting out of "doing it all" demands something few of us have: a social safety net that guarantees everyone the resources and stability to prioritize living over working.
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The paltry $7.25-an-hour federal minimum wage hasn't been raised in over a decade, and the majority of those underpaid hard workers are women, who are treading dangerously close to the...
The financial fallout of medical bills generated by COVID infections could be the next phase of the country’s pandemic disaster.
For many American workers, the traditional eight-hour-plus days, five days a week is no longer tolerable. Can we reimagine the status quo?
Debt relief—for student loans, for medical costs, for household expenses—begins with addressing the socioeconomic inequalities that keep Americans owing money.
More and more countries around the world are giving their citizens the "right to disconnect" from work. Will the workaholic U.S. be left behind?
Women have suffered the brunt of the pandemic’s economic crisis. Newly launched women-owned businesses might just lift us out of it.
What some foreign exchange traders claim to be an industry that is becoming the latest "Black stock market," others warn is being utilized by scammers to prey on financially vulnerable...
There’s long been a gender disparity for women in retirement. But for women of color, racial inequities that prevent them from building and sustaining wealth cripple their financial...