As we find ourselves in the frenzy of holiday spending and gift giving, you may be surprised to know that the amount of student loan debt across the country actually exceeds the amount of credit card debt. It used to be that borrowing to buy a house or earn a college degree was called “good [...]
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The Never-Ending Student Loan for Mothers
By Valerie Young on November 26, 2012 in Economy and Mothers, Equal Pay, gender discrimination, Uncategorized
It’s Equal Pay Day!
By Valerie Young on April 28, 2009 in Economic Equality, Equal Pay, Mothers, Pay Equity, women's issues
In order to make what the average man made in 2008, the average woman has to work all of that year, and through today, April 28, in 2009. Equal Pay Day signifies that 23% gap between men’s and women’s wages, assuming both work year round and full time. Before I hear a chorus of “lifestyle [...]
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