Working at least 35 years before signing up for Social Security helps you avoid zero-income years in your benefit calculation. Increasing your income today is likely to lead to larger Social Security ...

Dear Eric: My son, who is 31, still lives at home. He is a great person and is not antisocial. He has a job that doesn’t pay much. I want him to start his own life. I push him to get a better job so ...

DEAR ABBY: I moved in with two friends last year, and while I have enjoyed staying with them, it’s starting to become stressful. One roommate drinks and becomes verbally abusive to me and his ...