Money
Your guide to personal finance from Marie Claire, with news and features from financial experts.
Money
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Netflix Is Being Sued for Raising Its Prices
If the suit goes forward, you could make money from it.
By Megan Friedman Published
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This Is the Fundamental Missing Piece of Women's Equality
Without data on women's lives, we'll never affect global change.
By Melinda French Gates Published
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4 Amazing Hacks That Will Make Your Cheap Wine Taste Better
Oooo: Classy!
By Aly Walansky Published
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I Was a Real-Life "Sugar Baby" for Wealthy Men
My actual Girlfriend Experience.
By Anonymous Published
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Why "Treating Yourself" Is Such an American Idea
As the daughter of immigrants, I thought self-care was a luxury only rich families could afford.
By Eva Recinos Published
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3 Divorce Attorneys on How Power Couples Handle Cheating
In light of Lemonade.
By Koa Beck Published
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One Year After the Earthquake: How Nepal Is Being Rebuilt—by Women and Girls
When the country fell apart, women stepped up. Plan International ambassador Urmila Chaudhary reports.
By Urmila Chaudhary Published
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Taking It to the Limit: What Happens When You're Addicted to Overspending?
These women hold down serious jobs, stopped partying years ago, and aren't usually risk-takers—except when it comes to their credit cards.
By Anya Hoffman Published
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I Took a Job as a Brothel Receptionist—and Then Got Arrested for It
"Promoting prostitution" is a Class-D felony, guys.
By Samara Published
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My Secret Heroin Addiction Started When I Was 13 Years Old—and Took Me Down a Path I Never Expected
I used heroin on and off for 10 years, before my family and most of my friends knew anything about it.
By Erin Khar Published
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The Dawn of the "Career Girl"
In an excerpt from Brooke Hauser's new biography, Enter Helen, iconic editor Helen Gurley Brown radically advocates for young women to have jobs, sex lives, and money of their own.
By Brooke Hauser Published
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Here's Why You Should *Not* Ask for Permission at Work
Tell, don't ask.
By Helene Lerner Published
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I Ditched My Corporate Job to Launch a Record Label
Binta Niambi Brown is hustling harder than ever, but it's *so* worth it.
By Mehera Bonner Published
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6 Things You Need to Know About Women's Issues in India
Contributing editor Melinda Gates on the stories—and women—who are making impactful change.
By Melinda French Gates Published
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The Stigma of Being Black and Mentally Ill
How racism is preventing me from getting the help I need.
By Latria Graham Published
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What Having Endometriosis Has Cost Me
You've heard about the disease's medical and emotional fallout—but what about the financial one?
By Maggie M. Ethridge Published
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I Quit My 6-Figure Career to Teach Yoga
Money isn't worth the misery.
By Sara DiVello Published
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Jennifer Lawrence Crushes the Hollywood Pay Gap to Become This Year's Highest-Paid Oscars Nominee
JLaw to the Academy: BBHMM.
By Chelsea Peng Published
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I'm a 20something in L.A. and This is Exactly How I Spend My Money
Total financial transparency. Let's do this.
By Maya Kachroo-Levine Published
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What I Learned When I Won the $112 Million Lottery
Money changes things—fast.
By Cynthia P. Stafford Published
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The $20 That Broke My Relationship's Back
My boyfriend's "borrowing" ended us.
By Suzannah Weiss Published
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Why My Husband and I Insist on Keeping Our Money Completely Separate
My $200 shoes are my business.
By Marian Schembari Published
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A CEO Just Took a 90% Pay Cut So He Could Give His Employees a Ridiculously Huge Raise
Imagine a magical place where the new minimum wage is $70,000.
By Megan Friedman Published
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Confessions of a Real-Life Shopaholic
For nearly two decades, Avis Cardella didn't go a day without shopping. The Manhattan-based model turned fashion writer bought everything from $2,000 Prada suits to Cosabella thongs in every color — until the guilt, stress, bills, and debt collectors got the best of her. Now Cardella unloads it all in her new memoir, Spent. We asked her about the roots of her spending frenzy.
By Abigail Pesta Published
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Age vs Money: How Time Changes Our Perception of Cash
$20 when you're 18 isn't the same as $20 when you're 48.
By Diana Pearl Published
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Obama Says Putting A Woman On Money Is a "Pretty Good Idea"
About time.
By Diana Pearl Published