Holiday Emotional Labor Causes More Tension Between Married Couples Than Gifts or Money Do, New Data Shows, and the Split Is Rarely Even
Forty-four percent of women report higher stress during the holidays, compared with 31 percent of men…
‘Money Dates’ Are Becoming the New Couples Therapy, New Financial-Wellness Data Shows — Here’s What the Sessions Actually Involve
More than one in four couples say money is the greatest challenge in their relationship, and…
Birth Order Really Does Shape Who You End Up Marrying, New Research Shows, and Firstborns Consistently Pair Off in One Specific Way
Couples where either partner is an only child divorce at a rate 15 percent higher than…
Researchers Found the Exact Age Gap That Actually Predicts the Happiest Marriages, and It’s Narrower Than Most People Assume
A one-year age gap between spouses raises the odds of divorce by roughly 3 percent. Widen…
Couples Who Hold a Weekly ‘Relationship Meeting’ Report Far Fewer Unresolved Fights, New Research Shows — Here’s What the Meeting Actually Involves
Couples who accurately track how much effort their partner puts into the relationship end up more…
Couples Are Sharing Homes, Beds and Entire Lives Together, yet New Data Shows More than One in Four Are Still Hiding a Bank Account from Each Other
Twenty-seven percent of Americans maintain a financial account their partner does not know about, according to…
Talking About Money on a First Date Used to Be Considered Taboo and Even a Little Embarrassing, but Gen Z Daters Are Now Announcing What They Can and Cannot Afford out Loud
Fifty-one percent of Gen Z daters now go on dates that cost nothing at all, and…
Bringing Up an Ex in Conversation Feels Like a Minefield for Most Couples, and Relationship Experts Say There Is an Actual Right Amount to Share
People whose parents divorced score meaningfully lower on measures of romantic trust than people whose parents…
Splitting the Holidays Between Two Households Sounds Simple on Paper, but Family Therapists Say Most Co Parents Get the Actual Logistics Wrong
Seventeen percent of U.S. children under 18 now live in a blended family most or all…
Caring for Aging Parents While Raising Kids Used to Be a Struggle People Faced in Their 50s, but New Data Shows It Is Now Blindsiding People as Young as 34
Thirty-four. That is the average age at which Americans now find themselves raising children and caring…