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The biggest business risk that everyone overlooks is the one that starts at home. Here's what to do if your marriage cracks. Risk?

The biggest business risk that everyone overlooks is the one that starts at home. Here's what to do if your marriage cracks.

Going into business with your spouse isn't for the faint of heart. Here are five rules that will increase your chances of success. Business partners talk all the time about being “in the trenches” together

Do you find that you and your spouse argue daily about the little things? Does your spouse know how to push your buttons?

Do you and your spouse have hot button issues that you always find yourself arguing over? Take our quiz and then tune in to TODAY Wednesday morning to hear relationship experts  discuss the results and offer tips.

Used to be, you had to give up either savings or flexibility to create a tax-deferred nest egg. Not any more

If you think that nasty co-worker is creating problems for you alone, think again. His rudeness may have a ripple effect that extends as far as your spouse’s workplace.

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Dr. Robi Ludwig shares some tips for dealing with family during the holidays. The key?

Meg Cadoux Hirshberg is the wife of Stonyfield Farm CEO Gary Hirshberg.

A survey says about 80 percent of spouses acknowledge making secret purchases for items such as clothing or food, and nearly one-fifth of those married admit to having credit cards their spouse knows nothing about.

According to a new study, women who earn more than their husbands are 40 percent more likely to get divorced than women who earn less than their spouse. TODAY’s Amy Robach discusses the study with a relationship and financial expert. (TODAY show)

A new study of long-married couples finds that a person's  individual happiness is closely tied with that of their spouse.