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I secretly emailed my son for 15 years. On his 18th birthday, I finally gave him the password.
I emailed my son memories of his childhood for 15 years. When he turned 18, I finally gave him the password.
I went from earning $173,000 a year to making $6 one month. I don't regret quitting.
Heigi Jeong quit a $173,000 tech job with good work-life balance to write a book and create content. She's giving self-employment one year.
My family of 4 visits the same vacation spot multiple times a year. I hope my kids look back on it fondly.
As a family, we visit the same vacation spot multiple times a year. I hope my two kids look back on our trips to the Catskills fondly.
I let my 15-year-old fly home alone from Europe. It didn't go smoothly, but I'm still glad she earned the independence.
I booked an extended family trip to Spain, but my teenage daughter complained it was too long. I reluctantly agreed to let her fly home alone.
Moving from New York to Kentucky gave me an affordable life I love — and retiring at 55 is now on the table
Born and raised on Long Island, Nick Lyktey thought he'd end up back on the East Coast. After taking a job in Kentucky, he decided to stay a while.
My husband and I have a weekly marriage check-in. We use the same questions each time.
The best habit we've adopted in our marriage is our weekly check-in. The questions we ask help us show gratitude and catch problems early.
'Black Swan' investor Mark Spitznagel says you should guard against disaster — but take risks too
Universa's Mark Spitznagel said it's crucial to take risks and protect yourself against huge losses, and spoke fondly of his best investment.
'It's going to hurt': How a surging student-loan payment is reshaping a family's future
From a second job to reconsidering a career path, a family of four details how they're navigating a student-loan payment increase.
A developer emailed Claude Code's creator about AI slop. Boris Cherny wrote back.
A developer emailed Claude Code creator Boris Cherny that AI coding had created "friction." Cherny posted his full response.
Miss USA contestants sold vacation packages and asked fans to buy votes. It's the CEO's latest effort to stay relevant.
The Miss USA 2026 pageant featured a series of changes, including an emphasis on fans paying for votes and contestants selling vacation packages.
Meet the NYC parents who feel like their toddlers got into Harvard
On the first day of NYC's free 2-K, parents were excited for the childcare option. The two-year-olds were excited to dance.
A single mom works as a makeup artist and NYC real estate broker. Here's how she affords life in the city.
Violetta Kruglyak, a single mother and NYC broker, navigates financial challenges and career growth from makeup artistry to real estate.