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1. How $1,000 a Month, Guaranteed, Is Helping New York Mothers

Author

Newman, Andy

Subjects
New York -- Social aspects, Philanthropy -- Methods, Nonprofit organizations -- Services, Mothers -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

A new, privately funded program offers families in poverty a steady stream of cash. The fliers that appeared at bus stops and nail salons and health clinics in Upper Manhattan [...]

Published
2022

3. The working mother's guide to planning, investing and career opportunities: what are your financial goals?

Subjects
Mothers -- Finance, Housewives -- Finance, Women -- Finance, Investments -- Methods, Family and marriage, Women's issues/gender studies
Abstract

A working mother can attain her financial goals by following a number of steps. These are: verifying one's goals, devising a strategy by determining how much can be invested, using mutual funds and investing through the Internet.

Published
1999

4. Special Edition: Mothers Of Olympic Athletes, Maura Bellamy And Lois Mesler, Discuss The Procter & Gamble 'Thanks Mom' Program

Subjects
Olympic athletes -- Family, Toiletries industry -- Donations, Mothers -- Finance, Company financing, Procter & Gamble Co. -- Donations
Abstract

To view this video, click here: http://feeds.shadowtv.com/feed/player/D41C22B9-9DE3-9046-E181-F23B217D30DC/9ik2GjMy76c3ccMm-OnAz22veTNsrJv2 (Photo) Insert of US Olympic bobsledders including Steve Mesler competing in a 2-man race. Two mothers of Olympic athletes, Maura Bellamy (her daughter […]

Published
2010

5. Today's Money: Parenting Magazine Executive Editor Lisa Bain and 'The True Cost of Happiness' Author Stacey Tisdale Discusses Money Lessons for Moms

Subjects
Financial management -- Methods, Mothers -- Finance, Married people -- Finance, Company financing
Abstract

To view this video, click here: http://feeds.shadowtv.com/feed/player/D41C22B9-9DE3-9046-E181-F23B217D30DC/HEeqlZko2x0HB4FrKqmRkm2gnVldzd7C Insert graphic of Parenting magazine and "the True Cost of Happiness" book. In a studio interview with Morales, Parenting magazine's Lisa Bain, seated […]

Published
2008

6. Are mothers happy or not?

Author

Wandi, Jiang

Subjects
China -- Economic aspects, Poor women -- Finance, Rural poor -- Finance, Rural women -- Finance, Home-based businesses -- Finance, Mothers -- Finance, Business
Abstract

The Program of Happiness was established in 1995 to alleviate the poverty of Chinese mothers in rural areas. Founded by the China Population Welfare Foundation, the China National Planning Assn. and the Chinese Population Gazette, it helps poor mothers by offering them small loans ranging from 1,000 to 5,000 yuan to start a home-based business. The program has helped around 10,000 women since its creation.

Published
1997

7. FOREGONE EARNINGS

Author

Rosenbrock, Catherine

Subjects
Family -- Finance, Mothers -- Finance, Family and marriage, Company financing, Finance
Abstract

New Institute research on lifetime earnings foregone by women having children, reported by Institute researcher Matthew Gray in the Autumn edition of Family Matters, attracted a similar level of media [...]

Published
2001

8. NOT A ONLY A WOMEN'S MATTER?

Author

Dolphin, Andrew

Subjects
Parents -- Finance, Family -- Finance, Mothers -- Finance, Family and marriage, Company financing, Finance
Abstract

Of concern is a new Institute report on the impact of children on their mothers' lifetime earnings (Family Matters, no. 58, pp. 4-9). Surely an institute dedicated to families would [...]

Published
2001

9. Moms utilizing many strategies to save money on food expenses

Subjects
Mothers -- Finance, Mothers -- Behavior, Food -- Purchasing, Company financing, Business, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

The top strategies moms are using to save money on grocery purchases include shopping at discount stores more often, buying less expensive brands, stocking up more often to take advantage [...]

Published
2009

10. Guess who's footing the 'mommy tax'

Author

Szegedy-Maszak, Marianne

Subjects
The Price of Motherhood: Why the Most Important Job in the World Is Still the Least Valued (Book) -- Analysis, Mothers -- Finance, Motherhood -- Economic aspects
Published
2001

12. Motherhood - the forgotten issue: invisible women

Author

Folbre, Nancy

Subjects
Women -- Finance, Single parents -- Finance, Mothers -- Finance, News, opinion and commentary, Company financing, Finance
Abstract

Motherhood-the Forgotten Issue Despite all the rhetoric about family values from the Republicans and the Democrats, neither seem concerned about the economic well-being of mothers. Race and class largely determine [...]

Published
1984

13. A double dose of cold

Author

Jacobs, Chick

Subjects
North Carolina -- Environmental aspects, North Carolina -- Social aspects, Cold weather -- Economic aspects, Cold weather -- Social aspects, Mothers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Mothers -- Finance, Company financing, Business, Business, regional, General interest
Published
2009

15. Finances force mums to cut maternity leave: if you are finding that your young mums are getting more choosy about when they book appointments these days, you could be witnessing a growing trend. The financial climate means more new mothers are being forced back to work by debt and money worries and therefore are likely to require more flexible services

Author

Stride, Robin

Subjects
Maternity benefits -- Economic aspects, Mothers -- Behavior, Mothers -- Compensation and benefits, Mothers -- Finance, Consumer spending -- Economic aspects, Consumer spending -- Forecasts and trends, Financial management -- Methods, Company financing, Market trend/market analysis, Health
Published
2010

16. Romney to undo ban on formula

Author

Smith, Stephen

Subjects
Mothers -- Political aspects, Mothers -- Finance, Company financing, Government regulation, Business, Business, regional, General interest
Abstract

Feb. 18--Governor Mitt Romney wants new mothers in Massachusetts to continue receiving traditional parting gifts when they leave the maternity ward: a bag filled with infant formula, coupons, and other [...]

Published
2006

17. Busy moms pack lunches - and pounds

Author

Holvorson, Ryan

Subjects
Mothers -- Health aspects, Mothers -- Finance, Obesity -- Risk factors, Company financing, Health, Sports and fitness
Published
2009

18. World Bank provides $2.4bn to pay mothers to take their babies to health clinics

Author

Bland, Ben

Subjects
Mothers -- Finance, Developing countries -- Government finance, Medical care -- United States, Medical care -- Usage, Company financing, Health, World Bank Group. World Bank -- Social aspects
Abstract

The World Bank has agreed to lend US$2.4 billion to developing nations in 2009 to support programs in which mothers receive cash incentives to take their babies to health clinics regularly or to ensure that their children stay in school. The cash schemes are found to increase the use of preventive medical services and lead to improved health and education in the long term.

Published
2009

20. Dorothy Rodham, mother of Sen. Hillary Clinton, has sold her Little Rock condominium

Subjects
Mothers -- Finance, Mothers -- Location, Condominiums -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Legislators -- Family, Company financing, Company acquisition/merger, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Dorothy Rodham, mother of Sen. Hillary Clinton, has sold her Little Rock condominium in the Hillcrest neighborhood for $304,000 and moved to Washington, D.C., to be near her daughter and [...]

Published
2004

21. [pounds sterling]9bn babies as mums lose on out pensions. (News)

Subjects
Mothers -- Finance, Company financing
Abstract

Mothers are losing up to [pounds sterling]9bn in pension funds by having babies, claims Axa. Its research shows that having a baby can slash a woman's pension fund by around […]

Published
2003

23. Here's looking at you, kid

Author

Yaccato, Joanne Thomas

Subjects
Mothers -- Finance, Personal finance -- Planning, Financial planning -- Methods, Women's issues/gender studies
Abstract

New mothers have a number of ways to reduce the costs associated with having a baby. These include accepting gently used baby items such as car seats and strollers from friends, asking the advice of experienced parents about purchases and leaving the purchase of expensive gifts to family and friends.

Published
1996

26. Men may wear the pants in the family, but women retain the power of the purse

Subjects
Mothers -- Finance, Husband and wife -- Economic aspects, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Company financing, Finance, Economic aspects
Abstract

Nearly eight in 10 women (79%) say that their opinion determines their families' financial decisions, find Harrison Group and Fleishman-Hillard. Most (55%) are the primary person responsible for paying household [...]

Published
2009

27. Economic compassion

Subjects
United States. House of Representatives. Select Committee on Children, Youth and Families -- Investigations, Prenatal care -- Finance, Federal aid to education, Mothers -- Finance, Government programs -- Investigations, Children -- Finance, Immunization of children -- Finance
Published
1985

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