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Wife Held Hostage to Husband's Superstition
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By: Helga Hayse Email Article
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Superstition is a powerful, if irrational and usually subconscious, belief that keeps many men from taking action to protect their wife in case they die. It presumes a causal relationship between something we do or don’t do and the outcome of some future event.

Wouldn't we enjoy being that powerful. If only we were the center of the universe, where what we do matters on a cosmic scale. It’s comforting to think that a higher power is watching and rewarding or punishing, waiting until all the papers are in order and everything is signed before taking us away.

It sounds so simple and silly, but this kind of thinking is real and widespread. Unfortunately, superstition impacts the lives of too many wives whose husbands won’t follow through with the necessary arrangements to protect them in case they die.

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Helga Hayse is author of "Don't Worry about a Thing, Dear" - Why Women Need Financial intimacy. She teaches women about participating and understanding their marital finances. She speaks to financial planners and estate planners about how to encourage crucial conversations within families. http://www.financialintimacy.com

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