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Many don't discuss their finances after getting married.
ilovepizza wrote:
Doesn't everyone discuss their finances before getting married? lol
@Anonymous wrote:Many don't discuss their finances after getting married.
@Anonymous wrote:
Doesn't everyone discuss their finances before getting married? lol
Sad, but true.
frugal (OP), I can't stand it any more: "whilst" --are you British?
I'd bet a number of that 50% got married for money and not love to begin with. I think people find out how much they care about when times get really bad. This is just my opinion.
frugal wrote: It's amazing that 50% of divorces are a result of money issues.
I agree. For better or worse must have gotten a wavier for FICO score.
ilovepizza wrote:I'd bet a number of that 50% got married for money and not love to begin with. I think people find out how much they care about when times get really bad. This is just my opinion.
frugal wrote: It's amazing that 50% of divorces are a result of money issues.
Message Edited by ilovepizza on 05-16-2008 06:57 PM
Seymour wrote:To know an exact FICO isnt a good way to gauge a sweeties financial future with you. People change, they make mistakes, and sometimes it takes a long time to recover from that. People with good credit can screw it up too. A 700 today isnt a guarantee of a 700 or even 650 next year.