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There are more than 50,000 divorces each year in Australia. It’s an emotional and disruptive time for both men and women and separating spouses can make poor decisions because they aren’t thinking clearly.

What happens when your household goes from two incomes to one? This could involve having children, taking time off to study, a medical procedure or even a job retrenchment.

Money is said to be the root of all evil and this is the case for relationships. Finances are still the leading cause of divorce with research showing that 37% of women and 30% of men attributed financial stress as the cause of their breakup.

There’s been a few economic ideas passed around lately. But the one that most intrigues me is the exempting of low income workers from the superannuation guarantee.

It’s Valentine’s Day soon, so let’s talk about love and money.

Here we go again. Another year, another series of stories about world markets, Chinese economic growth and the ASX.

Writer Bella Nguyen equips you with five questions you should ask when considering insurance to protect your income.

Writer Bella Nguyen asked Yellow Brick Road’s network of wealth managers to identify the simple mistakes everyday Australians make with their money.