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The difference between pay inequality and pay equity (and why you should care)
Emma Lennon | May 16, 2022
Pay inequality and pay equity: these similar terms are sometimes used interchangeably, but they are actually two different concepts.
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Structural barriers remain for women who want to pursue higher education
The Conversation | May 4, 2022
Many women want to pursue higher education, but structural barriers remain. This research offers solutions.
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Should we become parents? Gina Rushton asks this fraught question in her new book
Sharon Green | April 29, 2022
Should we become parents? It’s the mother of all questions and, as Gina Rushton explores in her book, a decision that is more fraught than ever.
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Financial freedom: 4 ways to regain control of your finances
Staff Writer | April 20, 2022
For anyone in need of help, there are thankfully methods that can help you to regain control of your finances.
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How to save money on groceries as food prices soar
Sharon Green | April 20, 2022
Try some of these smart strategies to get more in your shopping trolley while sticking to a budget.
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How to reduce investing’s gender gap: try talking about ethics
The Conversation | April 4, 2022
Many factors influence women’s underrepresentation in investment careers. One that isn’t often discussed: their concerns about ethics.
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5 small ways to save money every day
The Ladders | April 1, 2022
Saving money is an art, but there are a few small (and easy) ways you can save money every day. Here's how.
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Ethical investing: How a small change could help save the planet
Emma Lennon | March 23, 2022
Here’s how you can start contributing to a cleaner, greener world (without going vegan or ditching your car).
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Confidence culture tells women to be self-assured but ignores real problems
The Conversation | March 21, 2022
Confidence culture calls on women to work on themselves and directs them away from calling out structural inequalities.