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Marriage & Divorce
Who Gets the Stock Options?
Stock options can be a highly contentious aspect of divorce negotiations. Experts still waffle on how to divvy up stock especially when their precise value can't be determined.
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Save Big on Rising Wedding Costs
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The Six Mistakes Young Families Make
A little knowledge now can prevent a lot of heartache in the future.
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Divvying Up the Investments
Most divorce lawyers are clueless about taxes. That means the 50/50 split they propose might be more like 60/40 after taxes are taken into account. So, brush up on the basics before you sign the papers.
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Getting Married in Second-Hand Gear
The new lure of gently used wedding gowns and divorcees' diamonds.
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The Cheapskate's Guide to Wedding Gifts
Give the happy couple something they want -- without breaking your budget.
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Spouses Who Invest Apart: Pros and Cons
Should you and your spouse split your money? The pros and cons.
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Living Together, but Investing Apart
Why more married couples are now leading separate lives -- financially.
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Everything Borrowed? 7 Subtle Wedding Savings
How to spend less -- without your guests knowing it.
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'Jon and Kate' Divorce? The Money Traps Ahead
In a big family, divorce presents unusual financial challenges.
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