By Apply Best Credit Card in Tuesday, October 21st 2008   under: Guide        

When Revlon chairman Ronald Perelman and actress Ellen Barkin made headlines with their prenuptial agreement recently, it was familiar: another famous bazillionaire couple who, it appeared, put money before love. But no more are those pieces of paper the sole province of the rich and famous, and no more are they just for people with no faith in their own marriages. In many circles today, a prenup is considered part of any good asset protection plan, like a will or power of attorney, not merely a Plan B for people who aren’t sure they trust their spouse

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