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Couples of faith in the US are suffering more than Christian couples in other countries, and need help. The study by ING Direct USA found that nearly 30% of Americans claim the recession has added stress or ruined their relationship or marriage; compared to Canadian couples at 23%; 24% for the French, and just 12% for Germans.

It is clear from the study that if American couples want stronger and happier Christian marriages, they need more marriage guidance. In fact, American couples need more relationship help than couples in other countries, especially if they are to save their marriage from national and local economic stresses.

The study reinforces what marriage educators already know, according to Jeff Ullman, Co-Chief Happiness Partner of HappierCouples-Christian.com, an online relationship coaching and concierge website. "If couples want any real chance at living happier ever after, they better educate themselves about their greatest asset: their relationship!" According to Co-Chief Happiness Partner, Cindy Ullman: "The one area where too many Christian couples did not splurge enough on during the recent years of debt, was on themselves as a couple. Sure they wracked up plenty of high-priced items, but they almost wrecked their marriage! How much fun did they really have with their spouse? Did they have regular date nights; both would have strengthened their bonds."
The Ullmans should know a few things about relationships, because they helped more people meet and marry than anyone in the 20th Century, through the company that Jeff created, Great Expectations. "It is not easy to keep your vows in the 21st Century. We created HappierCouples-Christian.com to help couples know what to do after they said, 'I do!". By helping couples increase their fun, passion and friendship, and make it front and center in their relationship, any couple can come closer to living happier ever after. The site is a multimedia relationship coaching and concierge resource for couples. "American couples need all the help they can get with our economy in the dumpster, as it has been for so long now," said Jeff Ullman.

According to the ING study, Americans polled believed they will have to work an additional 10 years before they're able to retire. This pessimism outlook was not reflected in the comments of Europeans who were also polled.

Dr. Robert Epstein, former Editor-In-Chief of Psychology Today and creator of The Love Contract, has seen an increasing level of conflict, stress, pressure and divorce as a result of economic pressures. "It's not just the economy causing so much unhappiness for couples; it is mostly the sad fact that couples do not do what is necessary to keep their relationship as good as they want it to be. They want the fairy tale to be true without putting in the work."

The online survey of more than 1,000 adults conducted in Canada, the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Australia also showed Americans are worried about credit card debt.

That's yet another reason U.S. couples of faith need a checkup of their relationship. A happy, successful relationship should NOT depend on your credit rating".

HappierCouples-Christian.com, a website founded by Co-Chief Happiness Partners, Jeff and Cindy Ullman, was created to help all couples find the relationship building tools they need to not just survive, but thrive. The site, just launched recently on Thanksgiving Day 2009, guarantees a Christian couple's happiness, and contains hundreds of marriage and relationship expert video testimonials, in addition to a 'Cyber Concierge" where couples can easily find fun things to do for their regular date nights or special romantic weekend getaways.

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