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Let Not Money Eat Your Marriage

Dr Johnben Loy , Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

13-May-15 16:00

Let Not Money Eat Your Marriage

After sex, money stokes the most conflict in marriages. How can couples discuss and plan financial matters? Are the traditional gender roles in marriages still relevant today, especially when wives may be earning more than their husbands?  Here to share his thoughts on how couples can better manage finances together is Dr Johnben Loy, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.


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