'Til Debt Do Us Part

With ninety percent of marriages breaking up because of money problems, it's no surprise that many couples are in desperate need of help tackling their financial issues. In Til Debt Do Us Part, renowned financial author and columnist, Gail Vaz-Oxlade takes a tough-love approach to getting couples in financial crisis to face reality. With the sensitivity of a therapist and the toughness of a CFO, Gail asks hard questions and pushes couples to face each other and reality. Some couples are on the verge of bankruptcy - others are just getting by, but headed for disaster - either way, they all learn how to work their way out of debt and get the skills they need to plan for their financial future.

The Elephant In The Room – Saturday, November 21st 10p ET
Sherry, David and baby Ashton are headed towards disaster - with over sixty thousand dollars in debt, they’re planning to buy a bigger house! Will Sherry and David be able to wipe out their debt and get the house of their dreams?

Walled In By Debt – Saturday, November 21st 10:30p ET
Alexandria and Andrew are like two ships passing in the night – she works days and he works evenings, leaving little time to get straight on their finances. She shops, he likes toys like motorcycles. Can Alexandria and Andrew climb out of this debt and still keep sight of what’s important – each other and their kids?

Debt By A Thousand Cuts – Saturday, November 28th  10pm ET
Kevin and Melanie are 42 thousand dollars in debt. With one child to take care of and another on the way, they really need to figure out how to live on a budget and bring in extra income to pay down their debt. Will this couple tackle their debt before it tackles them?

Sisters Sunk By Debt – Saturday, November 28th  10:30pm ET
When Maggie's husband died of cancer, her sister Janice came to live with her to help care for her three children. What Janice didn't know was that this family spends beyond their means and is on the brink of crisis. Can Gail help get these sisters out of debt and on the fast track to savings?