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Tricia Walsh Smith: Reason #1 Why Women Should Marry Smart

By now you’ve seen all the different blogs discussing Tricia Walsh Smith’s revenge served cold online via Youtube. In the video she refers to her soon to be ex as “mean, bad husband” and then refers to herself as “poor vulnerable Tricia” waiting desperately for her husband to “do the right thing”.

Do The Right [...]

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Fighting Fair about Finances: How do you measure up?

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This is a guest-post I submitted to Millionaire Mommy Next Door with a few changes.
In an earlier post I asked, What do you fight about more? Based on your responses, money and sex are at the top of the list. However, regardless of the issue you should be fighting [...]

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The Smart Woman’s Guide for the Soon to be Divorced

What do Juanita Jordan, Halle Berry and Sheila Johnson all have in common?
All three came out on top in their respective divorce proceedings. If you’ve been under a rock and aren’t familiar with the final decisions, Juanita Jordan was paid $168 million dollars when all was said and done. You read right, [...]

Sex? Money? What do you fight about more?

CNN asked, so I’m asking, what do you fight about more?

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The Five Mistakes Married Women Make

The Five Mistakes Married Women Make peaked my interest as I am an advocate of women not losing themselves once they get married. Being a newlywed myself I understand the societal pressures to get married and leave it all up to your husband.
Big Mistake.
I contend that women should have as much [...]

Guest Post on Consumerism Commentary

Check out my guest post on Consumerism Commentary: Smart Women Marry for Money, and Here’s Why.
I think this post has sparked some interesting and expected commentary which I will elaborate on later. Until then, feel free to go on over and check it out!
Thanks to Flexo for allowing me to guest post on [...]

Personal Finance Tips For Newlyweds-Part 2

Part one is here at The Frugal Law Student.
Brett wrote an awesome post about Personal Finance Tips for Newlyweds and I wanted to add a few more to the list. Believe it or not this was one of the more challenging issues when we got married. Since I was always reading the Suze [...]

Let me upgrade you!

Lifestyle Upgrade: Making more money brings added expenses you didn’t previously consider.
When I moved to the DC metro area in 2003, I barely made enough to pay all of my bills, let alone shop a little or even go to a happy hour every now and again. I lived in a not so great [...]

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