Money Shouldn't Be A Score Card In Your Marriage (Hour 2)
Rachel Cruze & John Delony answer your questions and discuss:
- "I'm tired of not being the provider for my family and don't know how to change that",
- from the blog: Money and Marriage: 7 Tips for a Healthy Relationship
- If you should start saving for your kids college before their born,
- from the blog: How to Invest for Your Children's Future
- "I'm upside down on my car loan with 28% interest - what should I do?",
- from the blog: How to Get Out of an Upside-Down Car Loan
- What you should take into consideration when calculating how much house you can buy,
- from the blog: How Much House Can I Afford?
- When you should sell your vehicle to pay off all my debt,
- How much Americans spend on fireworks every year for the July 4th,
- "Should I give my ex-wife more than she's entitled to after our divorce?"
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