Financial aftermath of divorce

by Guest Contributor 0 min read March 2, 2017

Divorce often affects financial health negatively. It’s expensive – often causing nearly $20,000 in losses.  A recent Experian survey found:

  • 34% say their divorce put them in financial ruin.
  • 19% percent say things were so bad they filed for bankruptcy.
  • 39% report they’ll never marry again because of the financial loss of a divorce.

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