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#10 Financial Intimacy - How to deal with a debt ridden partner? Should Bad Finances be a Deal Breaker in a relationship?
What would you do if you found out, the love of your life is under massive debt and running on a cut-to-cut credit card, EMI cycle? Would that be a deal breaker for the relationship? What is worse, when you find out about it before marriage or after? Find out what happened when she found out about all of his
never-ending financial debt and loans from the market and not from a bank. Did she find more reasons to get away from the relationship or did they work on it together to solve the situation?
Financial Intimacy is a beautiful term for describing open and transparent communication between a couple about money matters. Money often creates complicated issues in a relationship. Before we get into a marriage or a serious relationship, we should know our partner's strengths and weaknesses when it comes to finance. What are their spending habits like? Are they open and ready to share their financial situation with you? Is their history with money a potential red flag in the relationship? Are they willing to work together as a team and resolve money issues in the relationship? Open communication and trust plays a pivotal role in forging a deeper connection with our partner, allowing us to align our financial priorities and shared goals. Discover the transformative power of working together to create a financial roadmap that honors both our individual dreams and our shared vision for the future.
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By Shokhi BanerjeeWhat would you do if you found out, the love of your life is under massive debt and running on a cut-to-cut credit card, EMI cycle? Would that be a deal breaker for the relationship? What is worse, when you find out about it before marriage or after? Find out what happened when she found out about all of his
never-ending financial debt and loans from the market and not from a bank. Did she find more reasons to get away from the relationship or did they work on it together to solve the situation?
Financial Intimacy is a beautiful term for describing open and transparent communication between a couple about money matters. Money often creates complicated issues in a relationship. Before we get into a marriage or a serious relationship, we should know our partner's strengths and weaknesses when it comes to finance. What are their spending habits like? Are they open and ready to share their financial situation with you? Is their history with money a potential red flag in the relationship? Are they willing to work together as a team and resolve money issues in the relationship? Open communication and trust plays a pivotal role in forging a deeper connection with our partner, allowing us to align our financial priorities and shared goals. Discover the transformative power of working together to create a financial roadmap that honors both our individual dreams and our shared vision for the future.
Thank you for listening!
Follow us on Instagram to know more about our life today- https://www.instagram.com/happilywhateverafterpod/
Write to us with your suggestions and feedback at - [email protected]
#financialadvice #moneymatters #breakup #breakingup #relationship #relationshipgoals #coupletherapy #datingadvice #marriageadvice #parentaltrauma #redflags #communicationissues #growingapart #culturaldifferences #genderinequality #financialintimacy #couplegoals