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My Feet Are Filing a Harassment Complaint
Corporate America demanded heels as proof you belonged in the room. Decades later, more than our feet are paying the bill.
By Joanne Helperin
Life
‘I Wish I Had’ Isn’t My Ending
It wasn’t a midlife crisis. It was a calling.
By Melissa T. Shultz
Money
Is Your Beauty Routine Eating Into Your Retirement?
From Botox to box dye, women are spending thousands every year just to look “acceptable.” Here’s what the math actually looks like—and what it costs to get off the treadmill.
By Melanie Lockert
Culture
Is Relenting to Botox at 58 Anti-Feminist?
After years of refusing, a free Botox event made me reconsider everything
By Vivian Manning-Schaffel
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Money
$124 Trillion Is Coming. Are You Ready?
An estimated $124 trillion in assets will transfer to women over the next few decades. Some of us will inherit directly. Many of us won’t see a dollar of it.
By Kristin Hull
Book Club Drama
Book Club Drama: All Fours Episode 1
Book Club Drama is a fictional series about a real thing: what actually happens when smart, opinionated, hilarious women try to read the same book at the same time.
By Judy Rothman Rofé
Wellness
The Truth About Fancy Salt
You switched to Himalayan pink because wellness culture told you it was better. Guess what? It may have lead in it. Also, you may be iodine deficient now.
By Wendee Nicole
Humor
Good Enough Housekeeping: Finally, a Magazine That Gets It
We don’t need another magazine telling us to “curate” our homes or “manifest” inner calm. Good Enough Housekeeping salutes the women who light a candle over chaos, hide the laundry, and call it ambiance.
By Abby Heugel
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