On Marriage and Money
Married people are happier by many measures, yet many marriages are unhappy or fail because couples bring to the partnership significant debt, including [medical and graduate] student loans and credit card balances, as well as self-deceptions and outright lies about money.
Assessment
Creditdonkey’s new research infographic urges couples to take a clear-eyed look at their prospects for happiness if they are not honest with themselves and their partners about money.
But, is this perspective also true for doctors and medical professionals?
Conclusion
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