Dear Eric: Over the years I noticed one of my spouse’s sisters seemed generally overly sensitive with sudden emotional outbursts and a tendency to play the victim. My spouse’s last living ...

Dear Eric: Over the years I noticed one of my spouse’s sisters seemed generally overly sensitive with sudden emotional outbursts and a tendency to play the victim. My spouse’s last living ...

Dear Eric: Over the years I noticed one of my spouse’s sisters seemed generally overly sensitive with sudden emotional outbursts and a tendency to play the victim. My spouse’s last living ...

I laughed nervously and stumbled over my words as I tried to explain that my résumé looked the way it did because I’m a military spouse. Supporting my husband’s career meant moving every ...

Dear Eric: Over the years I noticed one of my spouse’s sisters seemed generally overly sensitive with sudden emotional outbursts and a tendency to play the victim. My spouse’s last living ...

Knowing that a tenant has lost their spouse, when addressing future letters, should I address it to both Mr. and Mrs. or just the surviving spouse? I have addressed letters both ways and have ...

Opening an NPS account in your spouse’s name is simple and flexible. Contributions can start from as less as Rs 1,000, and you can choose to invest money every month or once a year, depending on your ...

We are in good financial shape. I’m 50, and my spouse is 47. We both have retirement funds worth around $300,000, and put about 15 percent of our income toward them every year. We have 529s for ...

Remarriage rates after the death of a spouse are lower than after divorce—perhaps because the emotional attachment remains stronger, and societal expectations more rigid. Love that leads to ...