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Financially Ever After

Posted Tuesday, April 21, 2009

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Imagine checking your soul mate's credit score before saying I do. Or their IRA before planning for the big day. Too few people ever ask but Jeff Opdyke, personal finance reporter for Wall Street Journal, says a lot of grief could be avoided if more did. A track record on handling personal finance can be very revealing of problems to come in a marriage. But how to ask and not blow the nuptial deal? Advice for those entering marriage or love birds nearing retirement, living “Financially Ever After,” Tuesday at 9 on 90.3.

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Economy, Other, Aging/The Elderly, Community/Human Interest

Guests

Jeff D. Opdyke, Personal Finance & Investment Reporter, Wall Street Journal & Author, Financially Ever After: The Couples’ Guide to Managing Money
Dr. Francis Chiappa, Clinical Psychologist & President, Horizons Counseling Service

Additional Information

Money Matters Can Make or Break a Marriage, by Jeff D. Opdyke, Wall Street Journal

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