Break-ups leave women poorer but men more fragile - Love & Relationships - SunHerald.com. Cites an Australian study by David de Vaus, professor of sociology at the University of Queensland, presented at the Australian Institute of Family Studies conference.
"Men's income in real terms is almost 20 percent higher four years after separation, in line with general income trends, but on average women's income is 2 percent less. And separated men are more likely than women to call themselves "poor" and to complain of financial hardship"
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