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Blending Families, Blending Finances: The “Three-Pot” Money System
'œS' is the writer at of Doorknobs That Lock, a blog about 2 lesbians + 1 preteen son that equals a lot of interesting moments. I asked her to write…
How much money do you make? ‘œI make enough,’ she said.
I've asked this question before: how often do you hear a talk-show host ask a movie star how much money they made on their last film? Rarely. Why? Because money…
In Search of Gay Money: How-to Guide: Manage Money With Your Domestic Partner
As gays and lesbians writing about money, we've grown weary of reading all the personal finance content that's written from the perspective of straight marriages. So at Queercents, we've turned…
Money and the transgender community: three steps to safeguarding finances
'œThe rights of every person are diminished when the rights of one are threatened.' '“ John F. Kennedy The trans community is receiving a lot of press these days. After…
Ten Money Questions for Jennifer Corday
Jennifer Corday is worthy of her one-name moniker. Known to many as merely Corday, she's a Southern Cal rocker with nationwide appeal. Her recently released record, Superhero, is a colorful…
Vacation Homes 2008: sunny forecast for those considering a getaway property
This is a guest post from Jeff Hammerberg, the founder of , the largest company in the nation representing the rights of queer home buyers and sellers. These are his…
Two-income families are better off financially. Are they happier too?
We spend more, but have less, we buy more, but enjoy less. We have bigger houses and smaller families, more conveniences, but less time. We have more degrees but less…
In Search of Gay Money: Partners gone wild! Why solo play is okay
As gays and lesbians writing about money, we've grown weary of reading all the personal finance content that's written from the perspective of straight marriages. So at Queercents, we've turned…
How’d You Score that Gig? Let your personality be your guide. With help from Alexandra Levit.
'œAnalyzing what you haven't got as well as what you have is a necessary ingredient of a career.' '“ Orison Swett Marden Mondays are my favorite day to review career…
Ten Money Questions for Jennifer Boylan
Jennifer Boylan is a best-selling author and professor at Colby College in Maine. Her new memoir is I'm Looking Through You: Growing Up Haunted, which is about growing up in…