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Hi, I'm Caroline Stambury and I am divorced not dead. I'm a former Bravo TV star and now former

wife. Fresh off the back of my divorce, I'm bringing real stories, real life, real talk on all

things that aren't said between each other, society, the sheets and everything in the middle.

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So welcome back to another episode of Divorce Not Dead. And I am today going to do one on

couples finances. So many of you are interested in this topic, which I can't decide whether it's

aimed at me who knows you little barkers or at just if grabbing information for yourselves. Either

way, you know me, I'm always up for a topic that sort of makes all of us squirm. And I'm not quite

sure why it makes all of us squirm. And so I've been sort of talking to different people today and

sort of trying to get their outlook. Should you have a joint account? Should you talk about money?

Because I think, I mean, especially kind of from England and everywhere else, we find it so

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