What is your Biggest Personal Finance Problem?

We asked our readers to suggest the biggest personal finance issues they face. Here are some of the comments: “I completely understand the struggle of managing personal finances. With rising prices and stagnant incomes, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to make ends meet. One of the biggest problems I face is budgeting. Despite my best efforts, … Read more

Women and Wealth: Strategies for Financial Independence

In the bustling markets of Addis Ababa, I’ve often been inspired by the resolute women who power the economy with their determination and entrepreneurial spirit. The financial world, however, is not always as accommodating or empowering. Unique financial challenges faced by women often stand in the way of building wealth and attaining financial independence. Whether … Read more

Six Black Leaders in the Fight to Legalize Marijuana

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The path toward the legalization of marijuana is marked by complexities, controversies, and above all, courageous leadership. The intersection of cannabis legalization with social justice, racial equality, and economic empowerment is an often ignored story, though rich with activism and advocacy. At the core of this story are the voices and visions of black leaders … Read more

Polyamory and the Shared Economy

We live in a world where ownership is revered, where an individual’s worth is often assessed by their collection of tangible assets. From corner offices to white picket fences, the race for personal accumulation defines many a life. But there exists a strikingly different, less traveled path, one that challenges the wisdom of singular ownership … Read more

The Intersection of Crypto and Social Justice

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In the bustling digital bazaars of the 21st century, cryptocurrencies have emerged as an enigmatic, electrifying presence. They are the wild stallions of the financial world, disruptive and untamed. But beyond the allure of their digital gold rush, beyond the glittering dreams of Bitcoin billionaires, lies a less celebrated but equally powerful narrative – the … Read more

Is Debt Inherently Immoral?

From the ancient writings of our theologians to the modern world, the concept of debt and the moral quandaries it ignites continue to influence economic philosophies. LSE scholar, David Graeber, highlighted a medieval perspective of debt in a riveting discussion with Disenz on “harmful jobs, odious debt, and fascists who believe in global warming”. The … Read more