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In May 2014, after what seemed like an eternity of planning and worry, my wife and I got married in a small-town Iowa church, just steps from her old high school. Our reception was a few miles down the road…
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Many couples disagree and argue, but there’s a particular subject that tends to be more damaging to relationships than others: money. A study published in 2013 in the journal Family Relations examined more than 4,500 couples and found that fights about…
Don’t say that reality TV never taught you anything. Like much of television-obsessed America, I’ve watched the trial of Joe and Teresa Giudice with great interest. “The Real Housewives of New Jersey” stars were accused of an entire slew of financial…
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