Carol has a BA in Math Education from BYU and is a few classes away from a BS in Marriage and Family Studies through BYUI online. She plans to pursue a Master’s degree in Marriage, Family and Human Development. She and her husband Cody are the parents of 3 BYU students and one future BYU student. She enjoys outdoor activities with family and connecting with people from diverse cultures and backgrounds.
Carol Roskelley
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Is Financial Stress Good or Bad for Couple Relationships? Well, It Depends…
According to personal finance expert Rachel Cruze, “Money and marriage should go hand in hand.” Unfortunately, Cruze has also asserted that money is the number one topic that married couples argue about and the second cause of divorce behind infidelity.[1] With the significant impact of money on marriage, is there any good news for couples experiencing financial stress? Gratefully, yes!
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Emerging Adults and the Cutting E.D.G.E. of Family Finance
How well do today’s emerging adults do when it comes to managing money? For the most part, not as well as we would hope. But that can change. A multi-generational, interview-based project was conducted to better understand what and how parents are teaching their children about finances. Based on the What’s and How’s of Family Financial $ocialization project, researchers have drawn numerous conclusions to assist parents in addressing and shrinking the gap between financially literate and financially illiterate emerging adults.[1]
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