Bride-To-Be’s Hidden Debt Sparks Shocking Twist in Prenup Talk—What She Tried to Hide Will Shock You
Any long-term relationship is in trouble if both partners aren’t on the same page regarding the most fundamental questions
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An anonymous man turned to the internet for impartial advice after finding out that his fiancée had an astounding amount of debt that she kept secret
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After the story went viral, the author shared an update about the fallout that happened with his partner
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Credit card debt is, unfortunately, a fairly common problem that many people deal with in this day and age
Your partner asking you to sign a prenuptial agreement is not an indication that they don’t love or trust you. The contract is, essentially, a practical document that acknowledges the possibility that people can change and grow apart over the years and decades to come.
Though prenuptial agreements—aka prenups—are commonly associated with the very famous, rich, and powerful, ‘ordinary’ couples can get them as well. The main idea behind a prenup is that it’s supposed to set expectations for the marriage.
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