Child care costs can drain a paycheck, but at Cakes Body, those bills are now handled by the company itself. The women-led brand, founded by twin sisters Casey Sarai and Taylor Capuano, announced it will cover up to $3,000 per month in day care for each employee with children too young for school, Inc. reports. The benefit totals $36,000 annually per employee and applies to both men and women on the team. So far, six of the company's 30 employees are enrolled. This move comes as Cakes Body nears...
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Continue ReadingIt's a common belief: when oil prices rise, the stock market takes a hit. Higher fuel costs mean more expensive shipping and manufacturing, which could shrink company profits — right? Not necessarily. On a recent episode of the "Women & Money" podcast, financial expert Suze Orman challenged this idea, telling listeners that oil and stocks don't follow a predictable pattern. "Sometimes people think there’s this inverse relationship between the stock market and oil," she said. "But history doesn’t...
Continue ReadingMaking fewer mistakes on your financial journey can help you build wealth faster. While some mistakes are worse than others, financial guru Humphrey Yang recently revealed a ‘poor financial decision' that can cost you millions. This decision often stems from fear and not wanting to take risks. While it may be scary to take a risk in the moment, these same risks can set you up for long-term wealth. Yang identifies the mistake and shares what you can do to strengthen your finances. Don't Miss: Del...
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Continue ReadingThe way you think about money and accumulating wealth will impact your ability to achieve long-term financial goals. While there are many ways to think about money, financial guru Grant Cardone recently laid out the difference that separates the rich from everyone else. "The wealthy invest in assets that can NOT be consumed," he said in a recent X post. He went further, explaining that others buy things to consume, such as cars, houses, and non-essential items that take up space in their homes...
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Continue ReadingLong gone are the days of easily spotted, plasticky fake bags perched atop folding tables on New York City's Canal Street. Instead, the modern counterfeit bag is a near-perfect replica, or "reps," to use the more cloak and dagger term you'll see in the underground market. And Gen Z's shift to replicas could pressure luxury margins long-term, The Wall Street Journal reported recently, detailing the shadowy market of "superfake" handbags. Market Data Shows Gen Z's Reticence to Buy Luxury The luxur...
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