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In this week’s My Two Cents, the Cut’s financial advice columnist, Charlotte Cowles, writes about what you can (and probably can’t) write off your taxes if you’re self-employed. → Read More
In this week’s My Two Cents, the Cut’s financial advice columnist Charlotte Cowles answers a letter from a reader who’s upset her boyfriend doesn’t buy her better gifts. → Read More
For $197 an hour, Nell Wulfhart will tell you what your therapist won’t. → Read More
In this week’s “My Two Cents,” the Cut’s financial-advice columnist, Charlotte Cowles, answers a letter from a reader who is worried that her friends aren’t supportive of her new spending habits. → Read More
How to text, tip, ghost, host, and generally exist with others in society today. → Read More
In this week’s “My Two Cents,” the Cut’s financial-advice columnist, Charlotte Cowles, answers a letter from a reader who’s too avoidant to pay her bills on time. → Read More
In this week’s My Two Cents, the Cut’s financial advice columnist, Charlotte Cowles, offers a guide on how to stop being late. → Read More
A four-step plan for getting rid of your holiday-debt hangover. → Read More
In this week’s “My Two Cents,” the Cut’s financial-advice columnist talks with three day-care owners about the struggle to keep their businesses afloat. → Read More
In the “How I Get It Done” column, we talk to successful women about managing their careers and lives. Here, Katy Perry talks meditation, going to mommy-and-me classes with her daughter, solo bike rides, and her Vegas residency, ‘Play.’ → Read More
In this week’s My Two Cents, the Cut’s financial advice columnist Charlotte Cowles answers a letter from a reader who wants to know if a prenup will protect them from their fiancée’s debt. → Read More
In this week’s “My Two Cents,” the Cut’s financial-advice columnist, Charlotte Cowles, talks with experts about lessons to learn from past recessions. → Read More
Your anxiety is valid. You just need a plan for dealing with it. → Read More
In this week’s My Two Cents, the Cut’s financial advice columnist Charlotte Cowles has a step-by-step guide on how to prepare for an economic downturn. → Read More
Toxic positivity is the act of brushing off a person’s negative emotions with “look on the bright side” platitudes. It also implies that you need a “good enough” reason to be sad, worried, or distressed — and shames you for not meeting that criteria. → Read More
In this week’s My Two Cents, the Cut’s financial advice columnist Charlotte Cowles answers a letter from a reader wondering what exactly she should know about financial planning before tying the knot and having a baby. → Read More
In this week’s My Two Cents, the Cut’s financial advice columnist Charlotte Cowles answers a letter from a reader who compulsively shops — and doesn’t know how to stop. → Read More
In this week’s ‘My Two Cents,’ the Cut’s financial-advice columnist, Charlotte Cowles, answers a letter from a reader who wants to marry her boyfriend but is worried about his gambling habits. → Read More
In this week’s My Two Cents, the Cut’s financial advice columnist Charlotte Cowles gets Vivian Tu’s advice for how to build a side hustle. → Read More
In this week’s My Two Cents, the Cut’s financial advice columnist Charlotte Cowles answers a letter from a reader who’s worried trying to save money will decrease her quality of life. → Read More