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Career & Money

Motherly shares expert-backed resources for conquering motherhood, career and finances. We’ll help you balance money and motherhood.

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Everything you need to know about your taxes if you had a baby last year

New parents? Here's a guide to filing taxes with a new baby in the house.

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This plan to get moms paid for their work is gaining steam

Over 100 prominent celebrities have already signed on to support The Marshall Plan For Moms. Now, Senators Amy Klobuchar and Tammy Duckworth have introduced a resolution supporting the plan.

What is the child tax credit? What parents need to know in 2021​

And what's the difference between the child tax credit and a dependent credit?

Bumble’s CEO made history this week—and she did it with her baby on her hip

Whitney Wolfe Herd is the youngest CEO to take a company public. She's also a mom who held her son while ringing that historic Nasdaq opening bell.

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Angelina Jolie is refreshingly honest about being a SAHM during the pandemic

"They've all crossed into that moment when they realize that there's nothing special about me. I'm just older," shares the actress.

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5 things you can do to positively reframe your relationship to work

Transform your relationship with work into one that is more mindful, intentional and healthy.

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Moms are being forced to choose between their job and their kids in this pandemic

Parents are over 40% of the workforce and if schools and daycares remain closed, that leaves them in an impossible situation.

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Trying to get pregnant? 6 important career moves to make now

Taking these steps now can make a dramatic and positive impact on your career after having kids.

Yes, you absolutely should negotiate your salary—here’s how

Remember, this is called work, not play. You deserve to get paid an equitable amount of money for the work you're going to do.

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