Do you realise you’d be £6,000 per year better off if you divorced me, I asked my wife last week. Fortunately, her brief and dismissive

Quarter of a million couples pretend to live apart Over 240,000 couples with children are pretending to live apart to claim lone parent benefits Couples

Today’s issue of the British Social Attitudes Survey highlights how attitudes to marriage, sex and parenthood have changed over thirty years. The big picture suggests

In an ‘Understanding Society’ conference today, the influential think tank Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) will outline research suggesting marriage does not improve a child’s

A report from the leading think-tank, The Marriage Foundation, explodes the myth about a link between divorce and recession. Relationship charities have previously claimed that

45 per cent of young teenagers (aged 13-15 years old) are not living with both parents Half of all family breakdown takes place during the

On the anniversary of our launch, Paul Coleridge looks back over the solid achievements of the first year and says that “there is everything to play

Wisdom really does come with age: second marriages are less likely to end in divorce than first marriages, new research reveals   The Marriage Foundation

DWP Social Justice report airbrushes out “marriage”, accuses Marriage Foundation Government will never achieve its stated aim of reducing family breakdown and increasing family stability

Reluctant men can learn to love relationship courses, says The Marriage Foundation The Marriage Foundation think-tank welcomes Relate’s report recognising and discussing why men are

Divorce rate unchanged since the 1960s after ten years of marriage, says new research A new report from the Marriage Foundation think-tank, What is the

Two additional speakers for our Modern Marriage conference on February 15: Ayesha Vardag, Managing Director of Vardags Solicitors (on left),  who will be speaking on