Executive Summary There are four dimensions to the management of money in marriage: understanding, compromising, intractability, and dependence. (slide 31) 21% of marriages exhibit behaviors
A study by Elevate’s Center for the New Middle Class seeking the financial wellness curricula that are most effective for Americans with damaged or non-prime
Introduction The broad discussion in many circles about the plight of the non-prime consumer often uses assumptions about how these consumers think, what matters to
Introduction The broad discussion in many circles about the plight of the non-prime consumer often uses assumptions about how these consumers think, what matters to
Introduction The broad discussion in many circles about the plight of the non-prime consumer often uses assumptions about how these consumers think, what matters to
Introduction The broad discussion in many circles about the plight of the non-prime consumer often uses assumptions about how these consumers think, what matters to
Introduction The broad discussion in many circles about the plight of the non-prime consumer often uses assumptions about how these consumers think, what matters to
Introduction The broad discussion in many circles about the plight of the non-prime consumer often uses assumptions about how these consumers think, what matters to
Introduction The broad discussion in many circles about the plight of people with nonprime credit scores often uses assumptions about how these Americans think, what
