Relationships

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If you act this way in your relationships, you may be broke soon John Anderer

The research team at UA investigated the effect of these two distinct romantic attachment styles, attachment anxiety (clinger) and attachment avoidance (loner), on one’s personal finances and came to a number of interesting conclusions. Read More

How To

4 tips for working with your spouse or romantic partner Imran Tariq

While cofounders typically split responsibilities and workloads down the middle initially, time shows that it’s never fully even. Read More

Office Life

SimplyHired says you need a work wife Sonya Swink

Do you have a workwife or workhusband? If not, SimplyHired says you should. The term — now popular among offices — is rising in popularity. Read More

Latest News

The 11 states with the highest divorce rates CW Headley

Only time will reveal any additional factors but as it stands, U.S divorce rates have decreased by nearly 20% between the years 2009 and 2018. Read More

How To

How to handle well-known peers blocking you Tim Denning

When your ego takes a hit and you find out you’ve been blocked, the biggest lesson is to turn your anger into a helpful pursuit. For me, that’s writing. Read More

Personal Finance

This generation is most likely to commit financial infidelity Kyle Schnitzer

Signs of financial infidelity range from not knowing how much your partner makes to recently being removed from a joint credit card, according to some experts. Read More

Office Life

If you work in this industry you are more likely to date your coworker CW Headley

As Valentine’s day approaches, the anonymous employee network, Blind, set out to determine what kind of impact workplace romances have on productivity as well as turnover rate. Read More

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