Work & Money

Cast your mind back to January when your Twitter timeline started to explode with memes about the stock market. No matter who you follow, you couldn’t es

In 2006, I did what everyone (with the exception of three people) in my sixth form year did. I went to university. I didn’t think twice about the debt I

It’s no secret that rents in London have been steadily falling due to Covid-19. In January, it was revealed that the average room rent in the capital

For most of the pandemic, Frankie, a social worker, took barely a single day off work. She had her usual weekends and national holidays, but she didn’t u

From accidentally dropping your phone into a pint glass of Dioralyte left by the bed to ordering an Indian takeaway at 11.30am followed by a burger ‘

What does it take to recover from identity theft? The nature of the crime, and the all-too-common victim blaming, can make it feel like a never-ending nigh

The socioeconomic effects of COVID-19 have infiltrated all areas of UK society. The Greater London Authority reports that the number of Londoners claiming

For many of us, working from home during the pandemic has been a pretty steep learning curve. Everything from knowing what to wear to finding somewhere com

Unbothered’s High Impact is rewriting the rules of wellness, wealth, and weed with real and dynamic conversations that put Black women at the centre. Thi

As the US spring break season comes to an end, it’s abundantly clear that hotspots like Miami’s South Beach have seen plenty of crowded parties — oft

Women in the UK hit “peak earnings” four years earlier than men, according to new research. Whereas on average, women can expect to command the