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Are you an emotional spender? These are the signs to look for
Guest Writer | December 9, 2022
Are you someone who spends money during a period of heightened emotions? Here’s how to recognise if you’re an emotional spender.
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You’ve stopped drinking. Now what? How to be sober and social
Emma Lennon | December 5, 2022
Have you had to cut back on alcohol or ditch it completely? Here’s how to handle social situations if you’ve decided to stop drinking.
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6 clever money hacks to stay on budget this Christmas
Guest Writer | December 2, 2022
Christmas can be a very expensive time of the year, but it’s important to find clever ways to save money this silly season. Here are some tips.
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How to find the best business loans for female business owners
Staff Writer | November 16, 2022
When taking out a business loan, it’s important to consider a number of factors, including whether it will accelerate business revenue.
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Things we do that make anxiety worse
Staff Writer | November 16, 2022
These are some common behaviours that ease anxiety in the moment, but keep us stuck in the long term.
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Women in sport: Misogyny among male fans rife but progressive masculinities rising
The Conversation | November 11, 2022
A new survey of football fans shows that while many men feel threatened by women's sport, a growing number are on board.
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Why do we have a lack of enthusiasm and energy for life post lockdown?
Emma Lennon | November 9, 2022
Finding it hard to seek motivation and squeeze as much into your days as you did pre-pandemic? Here’s why.
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The Conversation | November 7, 2022
Since the High Court’s establishment, women have come a long way – and a majority female bench will have significant implications.
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How did the patriarchy start – and will evolution get rid of it?
The Conversation | November 4, 2022
The patriarchy isn’t some kind of 'natural order of things' – it hasn’t always been prevalent and may in fact disappear eventually.