rat, it is hard enough just to make it as a singleton. Married people have it easier. 1 mortgage payment, 2 paychecks. 1 electric bill, 2 paychecks. 1 cable bill, 2 paychecks. That kind of thing. Mathematically, the middle class (even the working class) might find it easier to save for their future retirement with a stable, lifelong marriage. And you could almost count on that prior to no-fault-divorce law even if you couldn't count on your spouse. But now, if you daughter works her ass off and she comes home and finds her husband sitting there and telling her that he isn't happy, he wants a divorce, he can take half of your daughter's assets, half her retirement, half the house, half of everything. Now, it is highly unlikely your daughter will make it into that 3% no matter how hard she works and saves.JungleRat wrote:You lost me at no fault divorce. No interest past that. Clueless fuck.
Without no-fault-divorce, you couldn't do that. You could leave (with no grounds) but you leave the marriage with nothing but the shirt on your back. That is the way marriage was designed in this country, the way it was supposed to be. That was before feminism came along and fucked everything all up.
No interest past that? I get it. But math is math.