Some women in college have turned to a new kind of job to pay for school: being a "sugar baby." It's safe to say many sugar babies aren't reporting this income to the Internal Revenue Service, making them part of what a University of Wisconsin study estimates is a $2 trillion underground economy. With that in mind, the TakePart program on Pivot TV took a look at how much is being made in this sector. "I wasn't making enough money and I can't--school is so expensive and no one is helping me," sai...
Some women in college have turned to a new kind of job to pay for school: being a "sugar baby." It's safe to say many sugar babies aren't reporting this income to the Internal Revenue Service, making them part of what a University of Wisconsin study estimates is a $2 trillion underground economy. With that in mind, the TakePart program on Pivot TV took a look at how much is being made in this sector. "I wasn't making enough money and I can't--school is so expensive and no one is helping me," sai...
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