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Money is like the third person in your relationship.

And even though you and your ex have split, you and money are still together forever.

And so it's very important that you repair that relationship with your money, because whether you get married again or not, like I said, you've still got a relationship with money

and you're still going to need to interact with money. So it's very important that you productively

deal with these negative emotions. That's the financial lifeguard, Christine Luchin. It's Your Money,

your divorce today on Your Money Your Wealth,

as Christine talks about the money mistakes we make during and after divorce

and how to recover your financial dignity when the dust settles.

Plus, how much will the average couple spend on health care costs in retirement?

And with all this market volatility, is your 401 case safe?

And the fellows answer questions on buying a house with cash versus investing in a mutual fund

and paying into Social Security after you quit working so you can max out your benefit.

Now, don't try this in this country because it won't work and you may indeed end up divorced.

Now, a guy who may never marry and another who's lucky enough to have zero experience

with divorce, here are Joe Anderson CFP and Big Al Clopine CPA. You know, I was kind of interested

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