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This review is designed to inform U.S. policymakers in their effort to provide funding for marriage and relationship programs and will examine specifically how these programs impact measures of relationship satisfaction and communication. However, the greater policy question surrounding the effects of marriage programs relates to the well-being of children and adults, particularly in low-income families. The administration is interested in promoting these programs with the hope that they will lead to an improvement in marital satisfaction and ultimately child well-being outcomes for their participants’ children. It is especially interested in the ways that programs could effectively serve low-income couples. This review can provide an answer to the most immediate policy question: What do published and unpublished evaluations of marriage and relationship programs indicate about the impact of interventions on the satisfaction of couples?