US EditionDear Abby: My job-hopping husband wants us to break our lease and move out of state
- The husband is pressing to break the lease and relocate out of state, which would force the Stressed-Out Wife and Mom to search for a new job.
- The husband has a pattern of repeatedly seeking new jobs every few months despite modest pay gains, and recently the wife's father made an offhand comment that prompted consideration of relocating.
- The columnist cautioned that breaking the lease would damage the wife’s credit, noting neither spouse has a solid job history, which raises financial risk of relocating now.
- The wife says moving would saddle the family with moving expenses and disrupt their infant daughter's preschool and socialization, the wife warned.
- The columnist recommended diagnosing the husband's behavior before uprooting the family, urging the couple to stay put until a financially beneficial move is clear.
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Dear Abby: My husband wants us to pack up and move for new jobs over and over
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DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are raising our 7-month-old daughter together, and we generally get along well. I love him very much, but he has a habit that worries me. He’s constantly on the lookout for a new job. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but every couple of months he says he’s bored and wants to work somewhere else. These are decent-paying jobs, but they never pay much more than what he’s earning now. They are also not always located i…
Dear Abby: My husband constantly wants to change jobs and move
Dear Abby: My husband and I are raising our 7-month-old daughter together, and we generally get along well. I love him very much, but he has a habit that worries me. He’s constantly on the lookout for a new job. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but every couple of months he says he’s bored and wants to work somewhere else. These are decent-paying jobs, but they never pay much more than what he’s earning now. They are also not always located i…
Dear Abby: My husband is constantly on the lookout for a new job and it’s worrisome
DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are raising our 7-month-old daughter together, and we generally get along well. I love him very much, but he has a habit that worries me. He’s constantly on the lookout for a new job. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but every couple of months he says he’s bored and wants to work somewhere else. These are decent-paying jobs, but they never pay much more than what he’s earning now. They are also not always located i…
Dear Abby: My husband wants to move again, and we just settled in with a baby
Dear Abby: My husband and I are raising our 7-month-old daughter together, and we generally get along well. I love him very much, but he has a habit that worries me. He’s constantly on the lookout for a new job. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but every couple of months he says he’s bored and wants to work somewhere else. These are decent-paying jobs, but they never pay much more than what he’s earning now. They are also not always located i…
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