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It’s My Birthday: Should I Get Botox?
Home Economics No. 16: A Stay-at-Home Mom & a Medical Resident with 2 Kids Living on $77k a Year
Division of Labor No. 12: A Child-Free Couple in Rural Wisconsin
In Her Purse: The Shine Theory Edition
Is everyone but me taking $10,000 vacations?
Division of Labor No. 11: A Single Mom Raising Her Daughter in Jersey City
Let’s Talk About Money In Person
Home Economics No. 14: Married, 45, and Living Outside of Boston on a $151,000 joint income.
How are we supposed to talk to our kids about money?
In Her Purse: The Bad-Ass Mother Edition
Home Economics No. 13: Single, 35, and Living at Home in Phoenix on $93,000 a Year
Division of Labor No. 10: Platonic Life Partners Raising a 1-Year-Old Together in Brooklyn
The Mental Load of Feeding a Family
What I Did on My Summer Vacation
Division of Labor No. 9: Small Business Owners Raising 2 Young Kids in Bend, Oregon
In Her Purse: The Cofounders Edition
Home Economics No. 10: A Tenured Professor Living Upstate on $94k a Year
Division of Labor No. 8: A journalist and a product manager raising a toddler in the Chicago suburbs
In Her Purse: The Cool Girl Edition
Home Economics No. 9: A 30-year-old living in Jersey City on $105k with $26k in credit card debt
Home Economics No. 8: 37-Year-Old Single Mom Living in Albany, NY, on $115,000 a Year
Division of Labor No. 6: Two parents working in ed-tech raising a one-year-old in Birmingham, Ala.
In Her Purse: Louise Story & Ebony Reed
Home Economics No. 6: Childfree-by-Choice Newlyweds Living in Chicago on $160,000 a Year
Some frank thoughts on money, jealousy, and loneliness
Home Economics No. 5: Living in the New Jersey Suburbs on a $800K Joint Income
Division of Labor No. 4: A writer and a lawyer raising 3 kids in Washington, D.C.
I believe women deserve to get paid for their work
Home Economics No. 4: Divorced, 63, and living in Colorado with $50,000 in retirement savings
Division of Labor No. 3: A writer and prop-house manager raising a toddler in L.A.
Home Economics No. 3: Single and Living in Southwest Ohio on $62,000 a year
Let's be real: Salary transparency is complicated
In Her Purse: Financial Therapist Aja Evans
Division of Labor No. 2: Two parents working in tech with two kids under 3
Home Economics No. 2: Living in the San Francisco Bay Area on $13,200 a Month
Struggling to make ends meet on $180k because you're spending $80k on childcare
In Her Purse: Heather Boneparth
How mom and dad make it work (and sometimes don't)
Home Economics No. 1: Living in Brooklyn on $466k joint income