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[quote=Anonymous][quote]Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote: This would have been obvious if you were more involved in finances. Your planner didn’t give you financial statements? You never looked at a paystub or w2? If my husband ever demanded my pay stubs to dictate how much I would be contributing to my workplace retirement plan, I think I might divorce him on general principle.[/quote] I think you need to take a chill pill. I doubt that she "demanded pay stubs in order to dictate". I think anyone would have been shocked to find that their high paying spouse was contributing so little to a 401K! Her spouse left a whole lot of money behind! It's not about her completely. He screwed himself by not taking those tax breaks. [/quote]
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