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Money in marriage

July 31st, 2008 | Money | No Comments

This is a post that discusses this post about a man who finds out that his wife has been hiding credit cards from him while he’s been working to pay off their debt. It’s an interesting story, but what really got my attention was the comments.
The post describes a husband dealing with his wife’s duplicity […]

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