Money
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Obama Says Putting A Woman On Money Is a "Pretty Good Idea"
About time.
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What Does It Cost to be Single These Days?
Blowing that hard-earned paycheck on shoes and cocktails? Saving for a down payment? Best part of being single: The money—and the decisions—are yours. Single Girl's Guide To: Flying Solo | Traveling the World | Building Your Own House | Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro | Driving Cross Country | Meditating for a Month | Starting Over
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What It Costs to Be Me
You talk about everything else: relationships, family, work. But money what you make, what you spend remains a secret topic among friends. MC rounded up five career women across the country and surveyed their salaries, savings, and
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Do You Have Executive Presence?
You're smart, driven, and good at what you do. But that alone won't be enough to score you a promotion or corner office. A slew of other factors that constitute "executive presence" — from your wardrobe to your ability to inspire colleagues — will also play a huge role in how far you'll go. We've broken it all down for you right here, from the big ideas to the finishing touches. So consider this the ultimate how-to guide for your brilliant career.
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Will Money Destroy Your Marriage?
Secret bank accounts, hidden documents, foreclosure notices — women across the country are uncovering shocking signs of financial infidelity.
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The Controversial Rise in Manimony
Women have worked so hard to get this far and make some serious cash — so why should they have to pay alimony to their exes?Plus, find out how much Hollywood's highest-paid female stars have shelled out to their exes.
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Mika Brzezinski Speaks: How Getting Fired Saved My Career
Before finding her place as cohost of MSNBC's Morning Joe, the correspondent was fired. She dissects her unlikely comeback.
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What It Costs to Be Me
Five women from around the world reveal how they spend their money, what they're saving for — and their most expensive shoes!
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What It's Like to Work in a Morgue
One woman gives an inside look into her life as a hospital's mortuary manager and go-to corpse wrangler.
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A Guy's Perspective on Sugar Daddies (& Mamas)
I read a fellow MarieClaire.com blogger's post about how to obtain a sugar daddy, and it was pertinent, given my experience. I actually disagreed with a couple of her points.
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3 Questions to Consider Before Starting Over
Are you ready to change careers? Here are three things you should ask yourself before you make the jump.
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Is It OK for Women to be Breadwinners?
He Said/She Said
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What's the Most You've Spent on Beauty?
Four women spill about their beauty splurges.
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When White-Collar Hubbies Go to Jail
What's it like when your high-rolling husband is imprisoned for fraud? Gretchen Voss learns the surprising details from three women who lived the headlines.
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The Feminist Gold Digger
Smart Girls Marry Money: How Women Have Been Duped Into the Romantic Dream - And How They're Paying for It
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Women We Wish Were Better at Their Jobs
The victims of Bernard Madoff's breathtaking $50 billion swindle may be short on cash these days, but they have plenty of blame to pass around.
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The Paris Hilton of Russia: Katia Verber
Gold Bentleys, Balenciaga bags, VIP clubs with secret passwords. Welcome to the surreal life of heiress Katia Verber, one woman who's not feeling the economic woes.
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10 Ways to Kick-Start Your Resolution to Save Money
Put down that credit card -- Marie Claire tells you how to kick off your resolution to save money this year.
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5 Ways to Take Advantage of the Financial Crisis
From wise budgeting to cashing in on some great deals - here, advice for surviving the economic downfall.
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Real-Life Money Confessions
You'll dish about bikini waxes, bad dates, and your bitchy boss. But when it comes to your money, suddenly it's too personal. Marie Claire exposes the secrets women hide inside their wallets.
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Mo' Money, Mo' Problems
We asked TheStreet.com financial guru Farnoosh Torabi how to navigate a few sticky predicaments.
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5 Smart Ways to Spend Your Tax Refund
It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas. Now that most Americans have filed their tax returns—an estimated 10 million applied for extensions—the wait is on for the much-anticipated refund checks. This year the IRS says the average tax refund is $2,464. Those checks will soon be followed by an “economic stimulus check” of between $300 and $1200, depending on whether you’ve got a family. The Federal government (and retailers) hope your newfound feelings of prosperity will translate into a trip to the local mall where you’ll pump your cash right back into the moribund economy. Before you blow your cash on car payments or flat screens, it’s worth honestly considering your financial situation before making any decisions.
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7 Ways to Save Money
A new book offers realistic rules for saving — and spending — it.
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How to Save Money While Traveling
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How to Invest in Real Estate
Real estate investors are a different breed.
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Career Guide: 5 Women To Learn From
Define Yourself in Your Career - Tips to Sucess
