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Marrieds are happier than those who cohabit, but everyone would choose this over having a partner Sheila McClear

Married people are happier and more trusting in their relationships than those who live together, according to a new survey from Pew Research Center examining marriage and cohabitation. Read More

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7 things no one tells you about dating someone less driven than you Annamarie Houlis via Fairygodboss

Dating someone who doesn’t care about their career as much as you, however, can be difficult. Here are seven hard truths. Read More

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Women are now “losing” the war over thermostats in their homes too Sheila McClear

The thermostat wars move out of the office and into the home. Men, women, and families fight over the thermostat – and researchers from Ohio State University observe them to see what really gets the heat bumped up just a little bit. Read More

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These are the traditions Millennials absolutely don’t care about on their wedding day CW Headley

“It’s no secret that millennials are choosing to do things differently than generations before them. Their relationships are no exception, as they choose to move in together sooner and get married later than their parents. Read More

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This is when Millennials will get married across the US over the next 15 years Kyle Schnitzer

The study found that between 44% and 61% of the Millennial population is expected to be married by 2024, but it just depends on which state you’re from. Read More

Personal Finance

This striking percentage of couples regret combining their finances – especially the higher-earning partner Sheila McClear

Does the thought of combining your money with your partner or spouse fill you with dread or thoughts of a looming lack of independence? You’re exactly the group that MagnifyMoney studies in a new survey about participants’ feelings about merging finances with a loved one. And guess what: everyone isn’t doing it. Read More

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This is how much money you lose to drinking over the holidays CW Headley

A new massive survey of 3,000 drinkers conducted by Laguna Treatment Hospital revealed that Americans have lost over $190 in personal possessions over the course of a year after drinking too much alcohol, which roughly translates to the cost of about 128 cans of beer. Read More

Personal Finance

The complete (and budget-friendly) gift guide for everyone in your office Lindsay Tigar

A complete gift giving guide for everyone in your office including your boss that is also great for your budge. Happy holidays! … Read More

Office Life

Your coworkers will freak out if you connect with them on this social media platform CW Headley

A massive new survey looks at which social media platform your coworkers use the most at work and which ones they try to connect with you on. Read More

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