16 to 19 years old: $518

20 to 24: $662

25 to 34: $963

35 to 44: $1,239

45 to 54: $1,271 (the peak)

55 to 64: $1,220

65 and older: $1,034

16 to 19 years old: $481

20 to 24: $610

25 to 34: $867

35 to 44: $1,011 (the peak — a decade earlier)

45 to 54: $1,005

55 to 64: $972

65 and older: $998

A new report by the TIME’S UP Foundation finds that systemic sexism and racism are at the root of “a vicious cycle of power and resource imbalances” that is holding women back — and it’s getting worse during the pandemic.

Sauvignon blanc is the wine of the pandemic, apparently — sales have jumped 38% since March. Some interesting sauv blancs by women winemakers and wineries: Ceja Vineyards, Domaine Curry, Hall Wines, McBride Sisters (including She Can — don’t sleep on canned wine), Proud Pour, and Tohu.

The temporary $600 weekly federal unemployment benefit is set to run out this week, if Congress doesn’t act. Here’s a rundown of what’s stalled — and what’s at stake for women+.

ICYMI, Sallie showed up on “Mad Money” last week to talk about the “she-cession,” racial justice, and the gender wealth gap.