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Hey guys, welcome to I-do part two, the podcast where we talk about all the stuff that happens

when the marriage doesn't work out or when maybe you were married for many years and life just

happened. And now you find yourself back on your own for the very first time. I'm Cheryl Burke,

one of your celebrity mentors here on the pod. And I think

what a lot of people have learned about me, I have to say through this podcast and this show,

is that I take my finances pretty seriously. I've been really open about my thoughts on pre-ups,

divorce. And so today I wanted to talk about money and relationships get sticky.

My guest today is a founder, CEO, and the host of the podcast, Her Money, and she's a New York

Times bestselling author of Women with Money. Please welcome Gene Chatsky to the pod.

Welcome to Ido Part 2. How are you doing? I'm good. Thanks for having me.

Of course. Thanks for coming on. Let's just get right into it. So for people who have gone through

divorce, would you say that when you start dating again, like how long into the dating phase do you just ask about credit

scores and being completely transparent about, you know, each other's finances? I don't think

complete transparency is something that you have to, um, something that you have to approach until you know that this is a relationship that at least

has at least has some legs right and i say this god no and and i am i was divorced so i i was

married for a long time um had two kids, got divorced at age 40, or separated at age 40,

and got remarried about five years later. And so I've been through this and know exactly what you need to cough up and when.

And here's the thing.

You don't want to be dishonest.

You never want to be dishonest.

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