How to negotiate at work, get more money and the most bang out of your salary buck.
What would happen if I didn’t make so much money? I talk about the age-old debate of being valued for housework.
Answers to “Ask Sherry Anything!” on if what I learned in college had any relevance on my career, my background & how it has determined my parenting style and finances.
Answers to “Ask Sherry Anything!” on finding the balance between working and time off between contracts & feedback about ads.
Ramo comes with my personal recommendation I would like to personally say how much I recommend Ramona’s work as a webdesigner. Her work speaks for […]
So I’m a young woman, in a STEM career (Science Tech Engineering Math)… and I always get these comments: “You’re just a baby!” – Co-Worker […]
So it sounds like my last budget seems to have ruffled quite a few feathers, not to mention warranting others to choke on the fact […]
If men were forced to take off 50% of the parental leave time, it’d be better for everyone all around. So if a mother would […]
A lot of people would say it’s attributed to the fact that a CEO worked harder to get where he or she is. Others, would […]
…as long as it isn’t illegal or otherwise salacious, I’m okay with pretty much any profession. (No leaders of mafias, strippers, or drug dealers please.) […]
Everyone knows what they earn. They just take the gross income their employer promised them ($40,000), and say: I earn $40,000 a year! Then if […]
An interesting post states that from a rational, economic standpoint, there should only be ONE breadwinner in a family, not two: While many will argue […]
I am a wealth-obsessed, style-focused, minimalist.
I got out of $60,000 of debt in 18 months with The Budgeting Tool which I now sell online and donate its net proceeds to charity.
I earn like a princess on average $20,000 a month when I work but am trying hard to live like a pauper by not spending all of it.
The rest of the time I relax and enjoy the time off by traveling, although traveling has been on hold lately with the arrival of Baby Bun, my rambunctious, ever-hungry toddler.
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