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Anonymous

15h ago

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What’s one money rule you must align on before saying “I do”?

Eg. joint vs separate accounts, saving rate, helping parents, lifestyle spending, investment style, insurance coverage, debts, credit cards.

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Neo

12h ago

Moneywise it should be a family of 2 accounts.

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Wing

12h ago

Complete financial transparency. you cannot effectively align on accounts, debt, or spending if you're not first committed to radical honesty about your entire financial picture. This is the foundation upon which all other rules are built.

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1M45

Edited 13h ago

Dont stop me from earning money, unless she want to give me money.

The rest, i anything......

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