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Harvard Research Finds Spending Money to Save Time Boosts Couples' Relationship Satisfaction
Harvard research shows dual-income couples who buy time-saving services report higher daily happiness and relationship satisfaction during stressful periods, says behavioral scientist Ashley Whillans.
- Couples who spend money on time-saving services report greater relationship satisfaction, according to Harvard research.
- Hiring help like cleaners or dog walkers frees up time for couples to reconnect and reduces stress.
- While outsourcing chores can help, couples still need to put effort into quality time together, researchers say.
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Why ordering takeout or calling the dog walker might lead to a happier relationship
Couples who spend money on small, time-saving services like takeout or housecleaning or dog walking report greater relationship satisfaction.
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