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BI*CHTASTIC BOOK REVIEW: THE FEMINIST FINANCIAL HANDBOOK BY BRYNNE CONROY. It’s one we use often here on the blog, and it’s probably the most controversial part of Bi*ches Get Riches. It’s certainly the thing that brings us the most criticism crawling out of the woodwork of the Internet. I’m talking, of course, about feminism. (What other F-word did you think I fu*king meant?) We firmly believe that personal finance has everything to do with feminism. This is partially because of super fun stuff like the wage But it’s also because feminism, at its core, is about equality. And one of the surest routes to equality—or at least equity—is by spreading around economic power to those for whom it’s been tantalizingly out of reach. Dear ones, this will be our last post of 2018. After that, we’ll be taking our usual And let’s be real here—WE’LL BE AT OUR WORST. Doughy from cheese plates; mildly queasy from eggnog; loaded down with gifts of questionable usefulness; viciously introverted from mandatory holiday interactions with people. December is a month during which I often feel overfed and slothful, yet also exhausted and kinda seasonally depressed. But January is better. January is for goals! My Catholic guilt over nonstop holiday partying conspires with ha*dcore New Years Mood to shove me off the couch and make me strike at my goals like a My goals for this year are modest. And that’s how I like it. I think we spend way too much time talking about the benefits of huge goals Since the dawn of mankind, certain rivalries have shaped human civilization. Their power struggles have violently ripped through the fabric of eons, causing the sun to rise in the west and set in the east, the oceans to run dry, and mountains to blow in the wind like leaves. Thus spake Mirri Maz Duur, noted economist. Today we explore one of these ancient grudges in a segment we call: Yes that’s right, my precious seekers of financial literacy. Once again, we’re going to break down two forms of investment and pit