Why When Women Breadwinners Earn More, Financial Power Doesn’t Shift As Expected

Authority, responsibility and long-standing gender norms continue to shape financial decision-making inside relationships.
Local 12 WKRC Cincinnati

Husbands of female breadwinners most at risk for cheating, says study

UNDATED (CNN) -- Female breadwinners, especially those who didn't set out to make most of their family's income, have been found to feel less satisfied about their lives, based on a survey by Working ...
AOL

Female breadwinners represent just 16% of all households, but account for 42% of divorces

Good morning! Columbia gives in to Trump's demands to recover federal funding, women's college basketball could still be undervalued, and Fortune reporter Beth Greenfield examines what happens when ...
AOL

10 cities where women are most likely to outearn their husbands

Women are most likely to outearn their male partners in northern cities that sit in blue states, a new analysis finds. Nearly 30% of households with opposite-sex partners in New Haven, Connecticut, ...
Center for American Progress

Breadwinning Mothers Are Critical to Families’ Economic Security

This column is an updated analysis from “Breadwinning Mothers Continue To Be the U.S. Norm” by Sarah Jane Glynn, published on May 10, 2019. The Center for American Progress has written extensively on ...
Business Wire

Women are primary breadwinners, whether they like it or not

Women are primary breadwinners, whether they like it or not Prudential launches latest study on the “Financial Experience & Behaviors Among Women” July 11, 2012 01:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time ...