Dear Annie: Why do my sister’s financial problems turn me into her personal ATM?
Dear Annie: My younger sister, “Rachel,” is 28 and has always been a bit of a mess when it comes to money. She jumps from job to job, spends impulsively and never seems to have savings. I, on the other hand, have always been the responsible one. I’m 32 and married, and my husband and I have worked hard to build a stable life.
Depression makes it easy for us to believe nothing will ever change, but that’s not true. Every day and every baby step ...
Dear Hurting: I’m truly sorry you’re caught in such a painful situation with your son. It sounds as though your heart -- ...
Dear Annie: Three years ago, my older brother received a $60,000 settlement, and I believe it changed his perspective on ...
I suggested we divide chores, but he brushed it off by saying that he was already doing his part by being the main financial ...
In today's Dear Annie column, Annie Lane offers advice to a reader who is trying to get his wife to come home.
DEAR ANNIE: It saddens me to see so many people who don’t enjoy their jobs. I was fortunate; I spent 42 years as a teacher, ...
My husband, “Jake,” and I have been married for eight years. We have a 5-year-old son, “Caleb.” For the most part, we have a ...
In today's Dear Annie column, Annie Lane hears from a reader whose longtime girlfriend just started falling asleep out of the ...
I moved into my bungalow six months ago. My new neighbor, we’ll call him “Jeremy,” who I share a very thin party wall with, ...
I don’t want to fight or ask for more than what’s fair, but I also don’t want to feel like a single parent while my husband ...
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