At work, you’re the youngest person on the team — but you’ve also been there longer than anyone else. Your boss (who lives in another state) refers to you as his site lead, but you don’t have an official title to reflect this. Your group needs the organization you know …

You and your spouse recently decided to move back to your small hometown after giving the big city a try and deciding it’s just not for you. But the problem is: you’re going to have to give up the job you love, with benefits and more of a salary than …

So your abusive ex has basically invaded your home and claimed squatter’s rights when the police showed up to escort them away. What can you do to get them out — and keep them out — of your life forever? Listen to this Feedback Friday to hear our take on …

People rarely admit to enjoying small talk, but that’s because so few of us are actually very good at it. Luckily, FEW is also a convenient-to-remember acronym for Facts, Emotions, Why — a foolproof formula for leading small talk that can yield big results. Find out how in this Feedback …

When you’ve got coworkers who literally stink enough to make your olfactory system protest with tears of sadness and deadbeat roommates who won’t pay rent and try to convince you to let their online romantic interests move into your very real space, you need to listen to this Feedback Friday! …

You’ve been considering deleting your Facebook account for quite some time, but a close relative seemed shocked you would consider such a thing — as if deleting Facebook would somehow delete you from the face of the earth. How can you delete Facebook without becoming persona non grata in your …

You and your significant other of six months planned on using your parents’ vacation home for a romantic weekend getaway together, but now your parents have decided to join you. The problem: your parents and significant other haven’t met yet. You’re confident they’ll get along great, but you want to …

When a longstanding policy — whether official or not — was a serious tipping point in the decision to accept your current job, are you right to feel like you’ve gotten the old bait-and-switch treatment when it’s axed nine months after you started? If so, how do you engage leadership …

There’s lots of stuff in this one about investing wisely and eradicating debt — especially student debt — thanks to some professional help from our all-star, money-ninja accountant Matt Rzepka, along with the usual questions about everything else we get here on Feedback Friday. And in case you didn’t already …

Are you a germaphobe if it creeps you out when your spouse and in-laws don’t wash their hands after using the bathroom, or is your disgust actually reasonable and justified? If getting divorced and burning down the house aren’t options, we’ll tell you how to live with unwashed loved ones …