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  • A young woman enters the door of a modern homePersonal Finance

    Rent is so expensive for Gen Zers that almost one-third are living with their parents, new report finds

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  • NEW YORK, US – JULY 24: People pose inside of a Barbie doll box setting at a cinema hall in New York, United States on July 24, 2023. Barbie film hits a box office record as the movie hits theaters in the US. While the color pink becomes fashionable with the movie, people go into frenzy of looking like a Barbie. (Photo by Selcuk Acar/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)Newsletters

    What comes after the Year of the Girl?

    By Alicia Adamczyk and Emma Hinchliffe
  • Young woman watching video on demand on her TVPersonal Finance

    Streaming revolt: Customers turn their backs on Netflix, Hulu, and Prime amid skyrocketing prices, annoying ads, and unwatchable shows

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  • Whitney Wolfe Herd, Founder of Bumble.<br /> Courtesy of MasterclassNewsletters

    Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd shares advice that helped make her the youngest woman to take a company public

    By Emma Hinchliffe and Alicia Adamczyk
  • Michelle Gass, chief executive officer of Kohl&#8217;s Corp., speaks during the Fortune&#8217;s Most Powerful Women Summit in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2019. Fortune&#8217;s annual summit includes prominent women leaders in business, philanthropy, government, education, and the arts. Photographer: Sarah Silbiger/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesNewsletters

    Is a demotion a new path to CEO? Incoming Levi Strauss chief Michelle Gass took a step down on her way up

    By Emma Hinchliffe and Alicia Adamczyk
  • Perfectionism helps women stand out at work, but can prevent them from reaching the very top, according to &#8220;The Mirrored Door&#8221; author Ellen Connelly Taaffe.Newsletters

    Perfectionism helps women stand out at work. But over-preparedness can deny them leadership positions

    By Ellen Connelly Taaffe and Alicia Adamczyk
  • Three people sit around a laptop. One woman is presenting to the group.Personal Finance

    Wealthy Americans are more worried about finances than usual. Financial experts share their high-net-worth clients’ 3 biggest concerns

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  • Smiling female entrepreneur with laptop standing in officePersonal Finance

    Your employer may soon give you a 401(k) match for your student loan payments

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  • Photo of President BidenPersonal Finance

    The dream of widespread student loan forgiveness died this year—but Biden has still canceled over $100 billion in debt

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  • Photo of Victoria CardwellPersonal Finance

    Our condo went up so much in value we were able to cash in and buy our dream home—and we’re happy to swallow a mortgage twice as big until rates come down

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  • Photo of a man who is frowning while using a laptop at homePersonal Finance

    Gen X has the largest wealth gap of any generation, and it means ‘the American Dream of retirement is going to be a nightmare’ for them

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  • Smiling mature female business owner listening during presentation during meeting in office conference roomPersonal Finance

    Baby boomers forget retirement as the graying of the American workforce continues

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  • Young handsome man using handheld barcode reader scanning a pack of fresh vegetable while shopping in supermarketPersonal Finance

    Surprise: Wage growth has actually outpaced the crushing inflation over the past 2.5 years. ‘The economy appears to be doing better than a lot of people might realize’

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  • Young woman using credit card reader at coffee shop counterPersonal Finance

    Americans feel happiness drain away as daily treats like coffee cost more and more. Here’s how to keep them from adding up

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  • Photo of Sofia FranklynPersonal Finance

    How ex-Call Her Daddy cohost Sofia Franklyn ended up on the multimillionaire track—and why she asks for her dates’ bank account balance

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