We can tell our values by looking at our checkbook stubs.
- Gloria Steinem
All in Profiles
For journalist Lyanne Alfaro, the relationship between money and identity is inextricable.
A first-generation Latina, Lyanne turned her business journalism skills and interest in culture and money into a newsletter and podcast called Moneda Moves. Both explore the relationship Latinx folks have with business, money, and the American economy.
Paynter and two friends started ilostmygig.com to connect workers with direct aid.
When South by Southwest officials announced that they were canceling the festival last week, three Austin residents sprung into action.
Mary Kathryn Paynter, Luke Lashley, and Shelly Lashley created a website called ilostmygig.com overnight, which aims to amplify the voices of displaced workers and connect them with the aid they need.
Paynter, a She Spends reader, spoke with us about what that process was like, how she and other Austin locals are coping, and what people can do to help.
Julia Reinstein, a staff reporter at Buzzfeed and a member of the union’s bargaining committee, talked with She Spends about how it all went down.
Gina lives as a freelance artist in Philadelphia. She shared with She Spends how she makes rent through her art.
Christine Chang, the chief executive officer at a small business lending platform called 6th Avenue Capital, is a busy woman.
“I am always overwhelmed by shopping, but shopping for ‘professional clothes’ is the worst.”
Sarah Solomon, author of Guac Is Extra But So Am I, shared her story with She Spends.
Tejal Patel and Jesal Parikh talked with She Spends about their new podcast, Yoga Is Dead.
Amanda Frankel, a Democrat from Kensington, New York, recently announced that she’s running against incumbent U.S. Rep. Jerry Nadler in the primary in New York District 10.
Charlie Javice founded her company, Frank, when she realized that there was a gaping hole in the student loan market.
Cally Ingebritson, the mastermind behind Chillax Financial, a new financial advisory firm based in San Diego dedicated to serving queer folks, talked with She Spends about founding the firm.
I recently engaged in a bit of an experiment when it comes to my spending. I tallied up everything I spent in one category, clothing, over the past two months, and how many items I spent that money on.
