Money

There's no such thing as a completely risk-free investment, but these five money-makers are pretty darn close.

In Marie Claire's latest money column, we break down one reader's plan to make a life-changing purchase. This month, two Capital One pros help Tara, a fintech program manager, figure out how to afford her very first car.

With the demand for mystical services on the rise, a growing number of women are channeling their spiritual gifts into full-blown careers.

We break down one reader's travel spending plan.

The founder and soon-to-be former CEO of Stitch Fix is stepping down from the top spot—while stepping up her company's future.

At one point, he was known as the "poorest man in Congress."

No, they’re not planning to divorce, yet more couples are facing the awkwardness of getting their marital finances in order—after they say “I do.”

Party islands, desert towns, and everything in between: Try one of these hand-picked destinations for your next girls’ getaway.

From watching videos to using points, there's still a lot you can do.

Sallie Krawcheck, CEO and cofounder of Ellevest, shares monetary lessons we can take away from the past year.

In Marie Claire's latest money column, we break down one reader's plan to afford a life-changing purchase. This month, our experts help one woman find the perfect NYC apartment in her price range.

Sophie Turner discusses the fact that Kit Harington earns more than she does on Game of Thrones. The actress says she's fine with the disparity.

The day marks how far into the year an average woman must work to earn what the average man earned the year prior. In her first finance column for Marie Claire, Sallie Krawcheck shares why Equal Pay Day also isn't measuring up.

Hannah Mendoza was mixing adaptogenic lattes and mushroom coffees out of a van two years ago. Now her company, Clevr Blends, counts Meghan Markle as a fan—and investor.

The CEO dresses consciously to make change.

She is. But she’s also the successful founder of Blended Strategy Group, a media relations firm repping the likes of Tiffany Co. and Revlon. Typically fiercely private, last year she emerged from behind the scenes and into her own.

Bank of America's Sharon Miller on the state of the entrepreneurial spirit and the importance of shopping small.

With more employees working from home, the line between freelance and full-time is fuzzier than ever.