Once upon a time when people first got married, they felt they had the world by the tail and that nothing would quench their love.<\/p>\n
Fast forward years later and we see a family with two kids, a large home and one parent working while the other stays home to care for the kids. They did well in the years prior to the recession, well enough to even have a home in an upscale part of town and send their children to a pricey private school. Then the recession hit and the breadwinner got demoted to another position in the company that paid a lot less. It was that or no job at all.<\/p>\n
The financial strain of trying to keep up with all their debts and obligations began to take its toll. Both of them felt if they only had more money, things would be different, even easier. The breadwinner began to (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Once upon a time when people first got married, they felt they had the world by the tail and that nothing would quench their love. Fast forward years later and we see a family with two kids, a large home…<\/span><\/p>\n