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Countdown to Black Friday! Insider shopping tips from CNBC retail expert Courtney Reagan
2019 will have the fewest shopping days between Thanksgiving and Christmas ever. Here’s how you can make the most of them.
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On air and pregnant: How 4 of CNBC’s leading ladies are using their financial expertise to plan for baby
Sara Eisen, Leslie Picker, Kelly Evans and Aditi Roy are all pregnant — and using their financial acumen to help prepare for their bundles of joy.
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5 must-do’s if you want to buy a home but have student debt
Before you apply for a mortgage, you can take a few steps to increase your odds of becoming a homeowner.
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Why equal housing for women will continue to be a ‘tough road’
From sexually-abusive landlords to being denied a loan when you’re on maternity leave, equal housing is a challenge for many women, says Lisa Rice, CEO of the National Fair Housing Alliance.
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Surviving a brain aneurysm taught me this about personal finance
Suddenly stricken by a ruptured brain aneurysm in 2016, CNBC’s Sharon Epperson explains how key preparations helped her avert financial catastrophe.
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Diana Olick: Don’t feel like you need marriage, kids before you buy a home
Diana Olick, who covers real estate for CNBC, shared her insight on home buying, trends in the rental market and how she manages to do “all things once.”
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A job in this industry has one of the lowest gender pay gaps
In an industry that’s 91 percent male-dominated, women working in construction are closing the gender pay gap.
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3 reasons why it’s harder for women to buy homes
For many women, the path to home ownership remains an uphill battle. Here are steps they can take to increase their readiness to purchase a property.
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One woman’s ‘flipping’ adventure and her advice to newbies
Although still a male-dominated field, real estate investing is attracting women like Beth Franken who want to generate income during retirement.
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Being a woman hurts your credit score — Here’s what you can do about it
Women spend less and owe less, but often have lower credit scores than men.