In this article, we’ll discuss 10 actionable steps that can help you address reckless spending and other financial problems with your spouse–and navigate toward more secure shores.

It's important to do plenty of advanced planning for retirement, whether you're married or solo. But if you're married, you ...

One of the most popular benefits of starting your own business is having the flexibility to spend more time with your family. You're the boss and can set your own hours.

The kindest thing you can do is to create some peaceful time for you and your wife rather than just stealing away on your own.

With the holiday season behind us, you may face credit card bills resulting from a spouse’s manic spending. This is particularly stressful if you are considering or in the throes of a divorce.

And business divorce is as painful and messy as a divorce from a spouse. Take control of your time and plan who you spend it with by thinking about why you spend time with them.

If your spouse decides to get off-line and spend time with you, great! If they continue staying online or dismiss your feelings, you have some good information to work with.

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Couples fight about money all the time, with arguments often starting from questions like “How much did you spend on that [insert fun tech toy of the moment]?” or “How much did those shoes ...