Baby hats

I’m currently knitting baby hats in different colors. If your interested in buying the patterns or hats, please let me know.

Talk money to me

Is money interfering with your relationship? It’s time to take back control. By Brianne Walsh Erin has a confession to make. She’s committed financial infidelity. In 2019, Erin’s husband went on a whitewater rafting trip with their two older kids for Father’s Day. So Erin, 39, an executive based in Savanah, GA, went to the

Baby booties

It took me an hour to make one bootie. These can be worn by babies up to 3 months. If you are interested in purchasing the pair. Comment with your name and address. My PayPal is paypal.me/zalfdl.

Making Taboo Mainstream

Megababe founder, body acceptance advocate and author Katie Sturino on how she uses her platform to get candid about all theose things people avoid talking about–like money. As-Told-to by Emily Silber Boob sweat, chafing, Money. What do these three things have in common? No one wants to talk about them. Why? They’ve been told that

How to Talk to Your Boss About That Raise

These six tips will give you the knowledge and courage you need. By Kelly Meehan Brown After two years without a pay raise, Katherine Brown–now founder and marketing director of her own company, Spyic–approached Human Resources armed with the knowledge that her male counterparts earned more than she did.  Brown felt belittled and hurt and

Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby

Founder Emaan Abbass wants to talk about your private parts–and how she turned a forbidden subject into a brand that supports women. By Twanna A. Hines Growing up in Hollister, a small town south of the Bay Area in California, Emaan Abbass was one of the only Muslim girls. Her parents, immigrants from Egypt, were

Redefining Sustainable Beauty

This CEO wants to help the planet by educating companies and consumers about what being “green” really means. By Lambeth Hochwald It’s no longer eough to by lipstick for the shade alone. Given that the beauty industry generates about 120 billion packagin units a year (with more thatn 90% of wrappers and other plastic waste

Callie Merritt-Jones

SVP, Chief of Staff For Technology & Operations I grew up in a household with a modest income. But my parents had us talking about money early on. My mom is the one who said to me, “You always need an emergeny fund that is yours–that’s in your name and no one else’s.

Amber Medina

VP, Product Strategy Hispanic Segement As Latinas, it’s important that we set financial goals because we care and purchase for many people in our ecosystem, not just our children. Learning to save and invest early from my parents meant that I could be financially empowered for myself and my family.

Why Women Need To Set Savings Goals

Just in time for America Saves week, February 21-25, 2022. Synchrony Bank convened a candid conversation among female executives about how important it is for women to set savings goals. “Women face so many financial challenges,” explains SVP Samantha Melting, who serves as Synchrony’s Head of Consumer Bank. She cites the pay gap, how many