The U.S. is failing its workers. From almost non-existent paid family leave to lack of healthcare access, to what is now a new wave of unemployment at the hands of President Trump and Elon Musk.
The "old money" vs. "new money" narrative isn't just a wealth comparison—it's a reflection of deep-seated racial inequalities. But why do these terms matter?
While it's still pretty hard for some of us to even imagine retiring ourselves, many of us bear the weight of being our parents' providers once they reach retirement age. With this expectation in mind, it's important to be equipped on how to navigate your parents' retirement plan, check out our guide for some useful tips.
In many Latino households, money can be a sensitive subject. But believe it or not, the way our parents and grandparents think about money can actually affect how we relate to it, too, even without us realizing it.
We celebrate the surge of Latinas earning degrees; a monumental 291% increase since 2000. But when paychecks roll in, the applause fades.
In a financial system designed to concentrate wealth in the hands of the few, meet the Latinas who are showing Latinos how to get ahead.
Disconnecting from capitalism isn't a viable option for many. So what can you do to minimize the harm that greed-driven capitalism causes while trying to live a comfortable life?
It's the end of the year and sadly, it's that time again where Latinas finally catch up the wages that white men earned last year for comparable work. The continued wage gap for Latina women is a stark reminder of the work that still needs to be done in order to improve the economic outlook for Latinas.
In hustle culture there's a relentless push for non-stop work, productivity, and chase for success. Sounds exhausting! When are hobbies just hobbies, work is just work, and you time just you time? It's more attainable than you think.
It's common in Latine culture to keep money conversations private. Various cultural aspects encourage humbleness and gratitude, which are wonderful attributes to have, until they become so extreme they begin causing harm.
