The Daily DiscourseA conversation on financial abuse yesterday sparked an important question: How many couples really think through the financial consequences of the marriage contract they sign? For many, it's a decision made once—but one that can shape your financial future for years to come.
A conversation on financial abuse yesterday sparked an important question: How many couples really think through the financial consequences of the marriage contract they sign? For many, it's a decision made once—but one that can shape your financial future for years to come. As we mark Women's Month, we're unpacking the issues that affect women's financial security, including the difference between marrying in community of property and by antenuptial contract, and why that choice could make all the difference if a marriage comes to an end.
Guest: Tshepo Mojapelo, Director at Mojapelo Attorneys
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