If you or someone you know has experienced financial infidelity in their marriage or intimate relationship, it doesn’t necessarily mean the end. But it can take time to heal and regain trust, as with any other type of infidelity.
Financial Infidelity can show up in a wide variety of ways and can range from minor offenses to far more serious deceptions.
When infidelity has to do with money, the result can crush a lot more than your feelings.
There were much better ways to structure this settlement that would have been more equitable.
What is a Thrift Savings Plan? If you have been working for the Federal government or the military for much of your career, you may already be very familiar.
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