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Lifeafter70

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3. I have real life experiences
Reply to PoindexterOglethorpe (Reply #2)
Thu Jan 16, 2025, 03:17 PM
Jan 16

That disagree with that. After my divorce I couldn't get a small loan or credit card without a co -signer. My auto insurance dropped me. I had good driving and credit while married. During my marriage (1969-1982) I found I needed my husband signature for a variety of things including health care.

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If women's financial rights are removed [View all] Marthe48 Jan 16 OP
I'd keep everything in my name for now. Irish_Dem Jan 16 #1
Somehow I doubt that women's financial PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 16 #2
I have real life experiences Lifeafter70 Jan 16 #3
Single or divorced women could rent but it was actually cheaper to buy a house Autumn Jan 16 #4
While I didn't buy a house back then, PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 16 #6
My friend, a single woman teacher Zackzzzz Jan 16 #5
Where did she live? PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 17 #9
The Equal Credit Opportunity Act, 1974, finally allowed women in the United States to buy property Timeflyer Jan 16 #7
I haven't had trouble but I want to keep it that way Marthe48 Jan 16 #8
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