Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Women aren't deserving of equal prize money, says Frenchman Simon

Gilles Simon is insisting women playing in Wimbeldon aren't deserving of the current prize money they receive, which is also equal to what the men receive. You can read more about it here.

Financially benefiting: Women's Sports

Due to media rights deals, women's sports are now becoming more frequented on television networks. With the increased attention, Division 1 Women's Sports are now bringing in more money.

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Are women avoiding the subject of retirement?

A recent survey revealed that over 3/4 of women do not feel "retirement savvy" and identify as "traditional" women. You can read about the survey here.

Monday, June 25, 2012

EU Ruling Affects Women's Insurance Rates

Women's insurance rates are likely to rise following a ruling from the European Court of Justice that requires gender-nuetral" pricing for insurance policies. While they are not saying it outright, this decision will very likely increase rates for women overall.

Woman Lives Without Cash for 16 Years

Heidemarie Schwermer is a German woman who has lived without cash for 16 years. What began as a short experiement turned into one year and then a lifetime of living outside of the cash money system. Read about her here

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Walmart Puts Money Over Widows

Walmart had a policy of inusring its workers and profitting if they died. When it settled the class-action lawsuit over its insurance-for-profit scheme, Walmart only has to pay court-appointed administrators, which many of its workers do not have. Now there's a suit for that too.

Monday, June 18, 2012

Young Women Out-Earning Men

Single young women are out-earning their male contemporaries in South Florida, according to a recent study.

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Gender Gap for entreprenuers in the Middle East report here. Lack of mentors holds women back from becoming entreprenuers in the Middle East.

Sunday, June 10, 2012