Relationships

Betting on Love, Leveling Up and Leaving Atlanta (Part VII)

by March 7th, 2013

In February, Adam and I saved $900 for a total savings of $3,500.

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Ways In Which My Relationship Costs Me Money

by February 22nd, 2013

My relationship actually costs me money. Here’s how.

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Driving Off Tomorrow, Never Coming Back

by February 13th, 2013

Valentine’s Day? No thank you.

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A Conversation About Power, Sex, and Money

by February 13th, 2013

A discussion: What is it that happens with money in relationships? I’ve seen it with my parents, with friends: with the exception of infidelity, no one thing has wrenched apart more couples than money, and the value judgments, petty arguments, and power struggles that come with it.

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How I Fell Out a Window and Into a Domestic Partnership

by February 12th, 2013

Michael Dempster broke his back one night when he sleepwalked out a window. To get on his girlfriend’s health care plan, the couple decided to commit to a domestic partnership. This is his story.

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Flynt vs. Flynt

by February 4th, 2013

Jimmy Flynt had a terrible falling out with his infamous brother Larry a few years ago (over business and money, which unfortunately happens sometimes when family members work together), but has reinvented himself as a seller of “sexy gifts.”

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The Sandwich Generation

by January 30th, 2013

The “sandwich generation” is not a generation that likes sandwiches (that’s pretty much every generation), but a generation of older working adults who are supporting both their adult children and their parents.

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Rich Parent, Less Rich Parent: Squaring Up After Divorce

by January 29th, 2013

When your parents are divorced, you want to make everything as smooth as possible.

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Lisa And Bryan Play House And Find an Apartment

by January 25th, 2013

Lisa and Bryan are moving in together.

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The Art of Starting a Career Group

by January 22nd, 2013

The idea was simple: to gather a group of women who would meet regularly to support each others’ lives and careers by reading and discussing interesting books and articles, and by sharing thoughts, experiences, and resources. Steph and I hoped it might become something we’d want to participate in for the long-term, allowing us to track people’s career development through various life phases and jobs.

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