Dear Eric: My husband and I have a wonderful son, daughter-in-law, and two lovely young grandkids, all of whom live nearby. I babysit the children several times a week and host family dinner nights ...

A reader feels taken for granted after hosting parties and events for their son and daughter-in-law, who rarely say thank you ...

We’re being tricked into wasting thousands of dollars every single year—on subscriptions, apps, groceries, and even greeting cards. Enough is enough! This post isn’t just a list of budgeting tips.

If you've gotten married recently, you're probably wondering when you should get around to your wedding thank yous. Here's ...

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas shares a reader response about how long you should keep greeting cards.

She tells me he is a lot like me, and that makes me furious. She says it makes him sad to know I don’t love him. She and I have had lots of talks about him as I have been too blunt on occasion. I told ...

In the heart of Jackson, Michigan, where the Midwest practicality meets bargain-hunting brilliance, sits a green-signed wonderland that’s become something of a local legend: the Dollar Tree on East ...

Some parents still find thank-you notes important, while others don't. Parenting experts say teaching kids to express gratitude is what's important.

I feel it would be nice if Miss Manners would acknowledge that electronic thank-yous are as valid as handwritten in today’s communication environment. Any thank-you is better than no thank-you ...

Thank You, Sly Stone The journalist who got the late funk legend to break his decades-long silence pays tribute to his indelible message of hope — needed now more than ever.

Dear Eric: How long do you keep greeting cards like birthday, congratulations, holidays, thank you, and so on? I understand keeping those with sentimental value, but I tend to keep all of them. My ...