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After more than twenty years of covering personal finance and engaging with everyday individuals about their financial experiences, our CEO and co-founder Jean Chatzky discovered that women approach money in a unique way. While our investment needs may align, our perspectives on money and its potential to drive change differ significantly. Women often seek to leverage finances not only for personal betterment but also to uplift loved ones and make a positive impact on the world. Additionally, we prefer to have these discussions in an inclusive environment. That’s why we created HerMoney.com, featuring daily articles, newsletters, and podcasts. It serves as a supportive space for women to navigate financial topics without judgment. Our mission is to transform our relationships with money, one woman at a time.

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10 In-Demand Remote Side Hustles And Where To Find Them

2 weeks ago | hermoney.com | Sarah Pierce

Get ready to side hustle your way to more money, from the comfort of your own home. Here are the most in-demand remote side hustles and where to find them. Remember when “moonlighting” meant doing something like picking up a couple of waitressing shifts at a local restaurant, or babysitting on the weekends to make a few extra bucks? Gone are those days. Now, you can totally side-hustle your way to more money from the comfort of your own home (and in slippers and sweatpants, if you wish).
It’s Time To Have A Money Talk With Your Partner

1 month ago | hermoney.com | Haley Paskalides

Personal finance expert Ramit Sethi explains how to talk to your partner about money without it ending in a fight. Money is one of the top issues that cause couples to fight and even end up divorced. But we know that so much of that heartache could be avoided if we communicated more, and made an effort to have those difficult conversations before our relationships are struggling. Money is so emotional and so personal that it often feels easier to keep kicking these conversations down the road.
The Rising Cost Of Eggs (And What It Says About The Economy)

1 month ago | hermoney.com | Haley Paskalides

Bird flu is just one of the many reasons the cost of eggs is rising. Two experts explain when we could start to see prices ease. Scrambled… poached… over easy… fried… deviled… The list goes on. It’s no secret that Americans LOVE eggs. And the increasingly high cost of eggs has been all over the news for the last few years. Some have even gone so far as to say that the price of eggs was one of the deciding factors of the presidential election.
Is A Recession Coming?

1 month ago | hermoney.com | Haley Paskalides

Economist Kathryn Edwards explains why a recession might be coming and what to do with your money right now. There seems to be one question on everyone’s mind this week: Is a recession coming? The chatter started when President Trump acknowledged that “this is a period of transition” and wouldn’t rule out that a recession might be coming.
How To Be A Better Version Of Yourself

1 month ago | hermoney.com | Haley Paskalides

Olga Khazan wanted to become more outgoing. Here’s what she learned when she tried to change her personality. Have you ever needed to push yourself just a little bit more? To save a little bit more? Or to be a little more strict with the budget? Have you ever wanted to simply become a better version of yourself? We often need to get out of our comfort zones, build better habits, and lean into the parts of ourselves that make us feel stronger, more confident, and more fulfilled.
When to Do Your Taxes Yourself or Hire an Expert

1 month ago | hermoney.com | Nancy Jackson

Tax time is here again. Will you owe money to the IRS, or will they owe you a refund? With the U.S. tax code spanning 74,000 pages and new changes made every year, it can be difficult to find the answer, not to mention file your return on time. There are plenty of individuals and firms vying to help you complete your taxes: The tax preparation industry represents more than $10 billion each year.
Breaking the Cycle of Empty Ambition

1 month ago | hermoney.com | Haley Paskalides

Keren Eldad explains why ambition could be making us miserable and how to redefine success on our own terms. Ambition: it’s the fuel that powers success, and the drive to do more, be more, and have more… But what if that ambition isn’t leading us to happiness? What if, instead of fulfilling us, it’s trapping us in a cycle of constant striving, perfectionism, and an ever-elusive sense of satisfaction?
How To Support Black-Owned Small Business

1 month ago | hermoney.com | Haley Paskalides

With DEI efforts being rolled back at large retailers around the country, here’s how to support your favorite Black-owned small businesses. As we close out Black History Month, we wanted to shine a spotlight on one sector of the population that needs our support more than ever: Black female small business owners. Although Black women make up less than 10% of the U.S. population, they’ve emerged as the in the country.
How To Invest In Bonds In 2025

1 month ago | hermoney.com | Haley Paskalides

Morningstar’s Eric Jacobson breaks down everything you need to know about what bonds are and how to invest in bonds in 2025. Bonds: They’re often known as the “boring” part of a portfolio, but they serve a critical purpose in helping investors manage risk and generate steady returns. With interest rates rising and the economy in flux, you may be wondering if now is a good time to invest in bonds and how to invest in bonds.
The Secret to Cooking More & Spending Less with Ali Slagle

2 months ago | hermoney.com | Haley Paskalides

Ali Slagle says it’s time to ban frantic grocery runs for specialty ingredients once and for all, here’s how you can do it. Have you ever found yourself frantically running to the grocery store because you’re missing that ONE ingredient you desperately need for a recipe you’re making; maybe thyme, bay leaves, buttermilk, only to use it once and then watch as it slowly melts in the back of your fridge? You’re not alone.