Divorce woes hurt credit but Treasury upgrades tempt investors
The column advises a divorcing woman to limit credit damage by removing her name from the mortgage or selling the house, with plans to refinance or split equity. It urges checking credit reports, disputing errors, and explains how to handle an indemnification clause. The piece then shifts to praise for Treasury Direct improvements making bond purchases easier and cheaper, with lower minimums and streamlined processes.
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