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If you could ask ten wise women for advice on what to do (and what not to do) with your money, what would they say? They might offer the ten financial tips below, culled from our wise and money-smart DivineCaroline contributors. 1. Saving For Retirement Is a Must Unless you don’t mind eating cat food in your old age, you have ...

One of the most common complaints I hear from women is that men don’t listen. Be it at work where their good ideas are ignored or at home when their spouse totally forgets what she told him. Why can’t men listen? They can, if you follow these five steps. So the next time you want to talk to your male boss, ...

Summer is officially over. And with the holidays just around the corner, our budgets are about to take a big hit. Between presents, parties and pampering, we're all going to need a little spare cash just to make it to 2010. Am I right? Lucky for you there's a new way to lighten the load. Our fabulous friends at Ms. Career ...

The case against Raymond Clark III, so far. 

Plus-size model Crystal Renn talks to BettyConfidential about her new book, Hungry, and being happy with her body in a world fixated on thin.

In a post-feminist age, the career of child-rearing is undervalued.

 If you are a women, you feel guilty about something. This article suggests some things you can do about it. 

an excellent article by chris starman about his experiences as a massage therapist touring with a fundraising long distance bikeriding team. the team is called "team Type I" because most of the members are type One diabetics. Inspiring and cool.

I started writing about food because I was tired of vegetarians and vegans telling me I should stop eating meat all together as my carnivorous consumption was inhumane and contrary to humanities’ evolution as a species. I eat meat. I will continue to eat meat. And I think you should too. One of my quickest responses to the vegetarian/vegan anti-meat rhetoric ...

Corporate cutbacks? Not where it matters to working families, say our winners. Read about premier benefits that make life manageable.

If you feel as if you have failed at something,  it is your next step to success. Here is an article to read. It reinforces all failures have an avenue to success. Just keep following the path. 

When it comes to eating habits, I’m definitely my father’s daughter. He taught me that mixing food together creates a sloppy mess that looks unappetizing, but tantalizes the taste buds in a thousand different ways. My mom, on the other hand, enjoys each side dish separately. She can’t fathom my love for mingling flavors any more than I understand her stringent ...

A wedding might not seem like the time to skimp on extravagances, but a "green" wedding doesn't have to be any less special or elegant.

If you're like us, being a few double-clicks away from all our cyberfriends is called "being awake." (Battery power withstanding.) Sure, we remember when AOL was just gaining momentum, and we proudly flaunted our newly minted e-mail addresses. We remember rushing home to check the answering machine to see if our crush called and eagerly awaiting this newfangled thing called Instant ...

“Negative option marketing" tricks consumers into paying in perpetuity for something they didn’t really want. Such deals assume that if you don’t say “no,” you mean “yes” — forever. Many consumers believe the practice is illegal — after all, common logic says that silence does not mean assent — but it’s not. Read more...