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How COVID-19 Is Impacting Small Businesses In The Art World
Cait Munro
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Money Diaries
A Week In Boston, MA, On A $190,000 Salary
May 19, 2020
Work & Money
Grocery Stores & Essential Businesses Plan To Stop Giving Workers Hazard Pay
Elly Belle
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Living
A Week In Tennessee On A $70,000 Salary
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When You Are Your Parents’ Retirement Plan
Asian-Americans are planning for their parents financial future without being sure they'll ever be able to afford their own.
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Svati Kirsten Narula
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A Week Furloughed In New York, NY
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A Week In Washington, DC, On A $72,000 Salary
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Money Diaries
A Week In Copenhagen, Denmark On A $70,000 Salary
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Coronavirus
Your Most Pressing Zoom Etiquette Questions, Answered
As quarantines persist in much of the country and work from home interactions and socializing sessions continue to be relegated to video conferencing tools
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Olivia Harrison
Work & Money
These Are The Industries With The Most Open Jobs Right Now
With the latest unemployment numbers out today, there are 36.5 million Americans who may be in search of a job right now. Though some experts are hopeful t
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Whizy Kim
Food News
It’s Not You, Grocery Prices Are Going Up
You’d think that reduced transportation costs, less eating out, no hair or nail appointments, and canceled trips would mean we’d have some extr
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Michelle Santiago...
Money Diaries
A Week In Tri-Cities, WA, On A $55,400 Salary
Welcome to Money Diaries, where we’re tackling what might be the last taboo facing modern working women: money. We’re asking women how they spe
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Living
Could The HEROES Act Lead To Additional Stimulus Checks?
The CARES Act was signed into law on March 27th. It was the third emergency bill addressing the COVID-19 pandemic, but the first to have a major provision
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Whizy Kim
Living
Uber Will Require Drivers To Take Selfies To Verify They’re...
Starting Monday, Uber is rolling out new health measures in order to continue safely providing rides amidst the coronavirus pandemic. As is the case with L
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Anabel Pasarow
Tech
Twitter Says Employees Can WFH Forever. Will Other Tech Companies...
Yesterday, in an internal email to staff, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said Twitter offices likely wouldn’t open before September, and that there would be
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Anabel Pasarow
Living
A Week In San Jose, CA, On A $135,000 Salary
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I’m A Self-Employed Cleaner & I Lost Two Sources Of Income ...
It’s been almost two months since businesses across the country started shutting down. For some, that’s meant close to two months of little to no incom
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Whizy Kim
Living
A Week In Boston, MA On A $154,468 Joint Income
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Coronavirus
Today Is The Last Day To Set Up Your Stimulus Check Direct Deposit
Did you know that there’s a deadline to set up direct deposit for your stimulus check? And that it’s today? The IRS announced on Friday, May 8th that A
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Whizy Kim
Living
Monday Isn’t The Worst Day Of The Week Anymore
Today is Monday. That used to mean something (like mainlining caffeine and cursing the weekend for ending). You know, before we were mandated to stay insid
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Money Diaries
A Week In Athens, GA, On A $105,000 Joint Income
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A Week In New York, NY, On A $105,000 Salary
Welcome to Money Diaries, where we’re tackling what might be the last taboo facing modern working women: money. We’re asking women how they spe
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Coronavirus
A Trader Joe’s Employee Talks Hazard Pay, Health Insurance,...
In addition to people like doctors, nurses, and firefighters, grocery store employees — whether at Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, or your local bodega —
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Cait Munro
Living
A Week In Chicago, IL, On A $230,961 Salary
Welcome to Money Diaries, where we’re tackling what might be the last taboo facing modern working women: money. We’re asking women how they spe
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Work & Money
How To Get A Refund On Your Car Insurance
One side effect of the whole country being in quarantine due to the COVID-19 pandemic is a dramatic decrease in driving. The dropoff has been so dramatic t
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Whizy Kim
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Advice From A Nice Girl: How Do I Stay Productive Right Now?
"I can’t get anything done, can you help?!" is the question I’ve been asked the most lately.
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Fran Hauser
Coronavirus
How To Negotiate Your Bills During COVID-19
the exact terms of your bills aren’t written in stone: they can be negotiated.
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Whizy Kim
Tech
Lyft Is Now Requiring Masks For Drivers & Riders
Following in the footsteps of the airline industry, rideshare apps are beginning to codify health and safety recommendations into company-wide requirements
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Anabel Pasarow
Money Diaries
A Week In Philadelphia, PA, On A $91,000 Salary
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Ai-jen Poo has been organizing domestic workers since 1996, just after she graduated from Columbia University. Her advocacy started with a personal experie
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