Martha C. White

Martha C. White writes about consumer credit, debt and retail banking for TIME.com and previously contributed to AOL's WalletPop.com. She has written about business, finance and the economy for outlets including Slate, the New York Times, MSNBC.com and Fast Company. A native of New Jersey and graduate of Princeton University, White resides in upstate New York.

Recent Articles

5 Ways Charitable Giving Is Likely to Change in 2019

Donors are doing more due diligence into the causes they're supporting

By Martha C. White December 17, 2018

5 Expert Tips for Deciding Which Charities to Support This Year

How to make sure your dollars (or your volunteer time) count

By Martha C. White November 23, 2018

5 Ways to Stay Connected If You Work From Home

High-tech ways to re-create the water cooler

By Martha C. White / Money February 26, 2016

5 Pre-Retirement Mistakes Even the Smartest People Make

These are guaranteed ways to make it through the limbo of pre-retirement

By Martha C. White August 26, 2015

The 4 Biggest Mistakes You Can Make After a Career Setback

This is the difference between getting back on track and derailing your career

By Martha C. White July 20, 2015

You Won't Believe What Cost Us Nearly $740 Million Last Year

It's literally shocking

By Martha C. White July 9, 2015

This Is Why Gen X Will Never Be Able to Retire

The "slacker generation" retire? Not so much

By Martha C. White July 9, 2015

7 Things You Must Take Off Your LinkedIn Profile Immediately

Drop what you're doing and get rid of these clunkers

By Martha C. White July 7, 2015

Gen Y's Secret Retail Guilty Pleasure

If you guessed Etsy or Urban Outfitters, you guessed wrong

By Martha C. White July 7, 2015

1 Totally Common Shopping Habit That's Wrecking Your Budget

Why you cave instead of save

By Martha C. White June 22, 2015
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