In honor of Women’s History Month, we recently wrote about natural advantages women have that can help them manage personal finances. Today we’re talking about the other side of the coin—disadvantages that women need to be aware of when dealing with money matters. Like we wrote before, we don’t want to stereotype anyone, and every…
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