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on July 12, 2018 at 12:59 PM
I enjoyed reading this post! Yes, financial incompatibility is certainly one of the leading causes of divorce in today’s society. Good for you two for tackling it early on!
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on July 12, 2018 at 1:04 PM
Wow….this sounds like an ongoing misunderstanding topic in our household. We both share the vision of the end goals, just not how to get there. *EXHALE* its an exhausting conversation, but a necessary one until we come to terms on SOMETHING
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[…] sounds abstract, but finding ways anchor all of our financial discussions to value has been an effective hedge against lifestyle inflation. In general, we find “is it worth it?” […]
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[…] effing now and whatever TF it costs“. I would feel attacked by his questioning so I would resist his message and fight […]
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[…] hears criticism of their consumer and/or financial habits, it’s going to start the conversation off on a very bad foot. But, as you’ll see if you follow the link to the wonderful blog, rich and Regular, it’s not […]
I enjoyed reading this post! Yes, financial incompatibility is certainly one of the leading causes of divorce in today’s society. Good for you two for tackling it early on!
Wow….this sounds like an ongoing misunderstanding topic in our household. We both share the vision of the end goals, just not how to get there. *EXHALE* its an exhausting conversation, but a necessary one until we come to terms on SOMETHING
[…] sounds abstract, but finding ways anchor all of our financial discussions to value has been an effective hedge against lifestyle inflation. In general, we find “is it worth it?” […]
[…] effing now and whatever TF it costs“. I would feel attacked by his questioning so I would resist his message and fight […]
[…] hears criticism of their consumer and/or financial habits, it’s going to start the conversation off on a very bad foot. But, as you’ll see if you follow the link to the wonderful blog, rich and Regular, it’s not […]