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Financial advisor Bonnie A. Sewell explains why a couple should have a through financial discussion with an advisor before they get married.

By Rethinking65

It may seem unromantic for a couple to discuss finances with an advisor before their wedding day, but the conversation may prevent a divorce later, says advisor Bonnie A. Sewell.

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