Is Your Marriage Stale, Failing? Here’s Some Ideas
August 22, 2013 by Gary Davis
Published in Marriage
Battle the odds and fight back.
How Do I Get Help
February 9, 2013 by Amylynn33
Published in Motherhood
Stay at home mother needs financial assistance.
The Economy Can Put a Strain on Marriages
Marriage takes a lot of hard work and both parties must be willing to compromise. The economy can put a tremendous strain on the marriage and couples may need to seek professional help if they want it to survive.
Five Tips for Solving Marital Money Issues
December 14, 2012 by afaceristonline
Published in Marriage
Most marriages have their financial ups and downs. It can truly be a test to your relationship with your partner in dealing with the downs in particular. Here are some tips to help you deal with these situations in the quickest and calmest way possible.
Moms Work From Home
Women are finding it easier to work part time from home in many situations. If there are children, daycare cost is prohibitive, transportation takes another chunk of the pay check and there are other expenses included in going out to work. Working from home might actually add dollars to your pocket.
Musings on a Failed First Marriage
As a young man and idealist, I had hope for a true love and an eternal marriage, unlike that of my parents and many other people who ended up divorced. This essay discusses some of the reasons that my first marriage failed, from my personal perspective, and, I’m guessing, may help others as they face the responsibilities of their own marriages.
Things Couples Argue About Most
August 6, 2011 by CHIPMUNK
Published in Relationships
Couples have many issues to deal with.
Life Changing News I’m Pregnant!
August 1, 2011 by Ashley Hengy
Published in Motherhood
I’m Pregnant, which means terrified, excited, nervous, sad, happy, confused, smothered and feeling alone all at the same time.
10 Money Saving Tips for Students
April 23, 2011 by Donnah Clark
Published in Beauty
This article provides information to students or individuals considering the cost of attending college, about where they can save some money. It is 947 words and covers topics including budgets, tuition/scholarships, the cost of books, food, and employment.
Financial – Money and Marriage
While it may not be romantic to discuss money, it is important to make sure you know each others financial states and habits before marriage.
