They say money is one of two topics that will surely ruin a relationship. I disagree. Money only becomes a problem when one person or both people enter into the relationship without knowing where the other stands on the financial tight rope. I'm not saying you should only date your Merrill Lynch broker; just be aware of how your partner's financial history and habits can affect your fiscal future.Forum member, Spuzzy79 fell into a relationship financial trap, "I fell in love with someone, then he stole my money and left me with credit card bills..." (read more)
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My partner and I have been together 22 wonderful years, 21 of which I have been HIV+. Due to hospital bills my credit has been ruined. His is top-notch. I want to get married and feel complete. He is worried that my credit will ruin his once we perform a civil union. Is this the case? If so, is there a way around the issue? I have filed bankruptcy once already. I need an answer that will put his mind to ease so that I may feel worthy of that special once in a lifetime moment, never knowing how long I may be around to feel proud and really the one. Please help me. Thank You Ever So Much.
Jesse R. Kelly