How to Hide Money From Your Husband: The Best Kept Secret of Marriage Paperback – April 5, 2002

I got this book basically to help my sister during her divorce Unfortunately, it was too late. Without going into detail, her husband cleaned out their bank account and left her with very little. She spent years paying the bills and invested much of her own money in the marriage. This is the type of book you read to educated yourself long before divorce. The only thing I really don't like about it is the title. I can't understand why more people don't know about it judging by the few reviews.

It’s a must read for all women across the globe

Money breeds every imaginable emotion within a marriage, from control to liberation, and this book uncovers it all. What is does best is educate women, married or single, how to save money to ensure independence at any age.The book's title encouraged me to learn what was beneath the front cover, and I wasn't disappointed. Each story, told by women in a myriad of good and abusive relationships, provided timeless lessons on money management.You learn about the power of money and how some husbands wield it for complete control. Most of all, you learn smart tips on saving from women who dug themselves out of deep trenches.There are times when you'll shake your head as you read the stories and wonder why some women stay in bad relationships. But then you realize how their troubles provide the strength that shines on every page, proving that every cloud does have a silver lining.This book is not just for married women. It's for anyone who needs support and guidance on how to start and build your own financial support system for anything you want or need throughout your life. That's the best-kept secret.