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The difference between pay inequality and pay equity (and why you should care)

The difference between pay inequality and pay equity (and why you should care)

Pay inequality and pay equity: these similar terms are sometimes used interchangeably, but they are actually two different concepts.

Structural barriers remain for many women who want to pursue higher education

Structural barriers remain for women who want to pursue higher education

Many women want to pursue higher education, but structural barriers remain. This research offers solutions.

Gina Rushton on writing The Most Important Job in the World

Should we become parents? Gina Rushton asks this fraught question in her new book

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.

Financial freedom: 4 ways to regain control of your finances

Financial freedom: 4 ways to regain control of your finances

For anyone in need of help, there are thankfully methods that can help you to regain control of your finances.

How to save money on groceries as food prices soar

How to save money on groceries as food prices soar

Try some of these smart strategies to get more in your shopping trolley while sticking to a budget.

How to reduce investing’s gender gap: try talking about ethics

How to reduce investing’s gender gap: try talking about ethics

Many factors influence women’s underrepresentation in investment careers. One that isn’t often discussed: their concerns about ethics.

5 small ways to save money every day

5 small ways to save money every day

Saving money is an art, but there are a few small (and easy) ways you can save money every day. Here's how.

Ethical investing How a small change could help save the planet

Ethical investing: How a small change could help save the planet

Here’s how you can start contributing to a cleaner, greener world (without going vegan or ditching your car).

Confidence culture tells women to be more self-assured – but ignores the real problems

Confidence culture tells women to be self-assured but ignores real problems

Confidence culture calls on women to work on themselves and directs them away from calling out structural inequalities.