In her 20s, Amanda Steinberg found herself living what many would consider a dream life: She had a husband, a big house, and a high-powered, lucrative career. However, she also had a huge problem, one, she discovered, that was not uncommon among women.

In March of last year, DailyWorth, the personal finance community for women, raised $850K from Robin Hood Ventures, Eric Schmidt’s TomorrowVentures, Howard Lindzon’s Social Leverage, 500 Startups, and more. And, in January, the startup added $2 million more.

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In March of last year, DailyWorth, the personal finance daily email and community for women, raised an $850K seed round led by Robin Hood Ventures, with investors like Eric Schmidt’s TomorrowVentures, Social Leverage, 500 Startups, Venture51, Investors’ Circle, Joanne Wilson, David Cohen, Scott Becker, Peter Shankman, and Carol Chow getting in on the action.

Dailyworth.com on why married people hide purchases.

DailyWorth.com on finding a budget that works for you.

David Ronick started coaching Amanda Steinberg three years ago. Earlier this year she raised $850,000 from a group including Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt's TomorrowVentures.

MP Dunleavey calls it the "camp gap": the period between the end of school and the start of summer camp for school-age kids whose parents work. What are parents supposed to do with their kids during that time?

M.P. Dunleavey, editorial director for Dailyworth.com, wrote a blog post recently that reminded me of my current situation. She’s 10 days away from her son’s summer camp beginning.

CEOs and stay-at-home moms alike need money to grow old on. Unfortunately, while studies have shown a majority of women handle the household and day-to-day finances, when it comes to retirement, their approach is more of a whimper than a roar.

ING DIRECT USA & DailyWorth Survey Reveals Nearly 40 Percent of Married Women Rely On Their Spouse or Significant Other to Plan Their Retirement

There is little doubt that women have made significant social and professional gains in the last 50 years. But, a new survey from ING DIRECT and DailyWorth.com reveals that despite these achievements, their financial skills and retirement readiness have not evolved with the times.

When Amanda Steinberg lived in New York in the last decade, she proved her Internet chops by raking in a six-figure salary. Trouble is, she was very skilled at spending all of it, too.

DailyWorth, the personal finance daily email and community for women, has raised $850,000 in funding led by Robin Hood Ventures with Eric Schmidt’s TomorrowVentures...

Unmarried women accounted for 21% of home purchases in 2009, while unwed males were 10% of the buyers, according to a National Association of Realtors report in November. It's a dramatic shift...

I'm going to make 2011 a "surrender to what really works" sort of year, by making progress in the five financial areas we cover in DailyWorth.

When I'm at an interview or a conference, people need to know just from looking at me that I'm a woman who's taken my business matters into my own hands.

As a woman, what are you worth? That may sound like a trick question, but it's not–it's a revealing one. Few women would respond with a numerical calculation equal to their net worth.

For Mother's Day this past weekend, families everywhere nabbed flowers and brunch reservations to celebrate. If you'd asked moms what they really wanted, though, here's what many would answer: to work part-time...

In the past decade, the Web has become the go-to place for consumers to seek out advice and scope out the newest trends and deals. Sites like DailyCandy and Thrillist have been successful at monetizing this online community...

I have two kids and run two businesses. My kids are a 7-month-old girl and a 3-year-old boy. My first business, a Web consultancy called Soapbxx, will ...