Money is one of the most uncomfortable topics in a relationship. It’s often easier to discuss intimacy than to ask, “So, how much debt do you have?” or “What’s your credit score?” Yet, financial compatibility is just as crucial as emotional compatibility. Many couples avoid these conversations, assuming that “love will figure it out.” But reality proves otherwise—financial stress is one of the leading causes of breakups and divorces. If you’re in a relationship, whether you’re dating, engaged, or married, it’s time to break the silence and have the financial talk before it’s too late. 1. The Hidden Power Struggle Over Money Money isn’t just about numbers—it’s about control, power, and security. If one partner makes significantly more, there can be an unspoken dominance. The breadwinner might unconsciously dictate spending, while the lower-earning partner feels powerless. There’s also the issue of financial dependency. Some people feel burdened by always having to provide, while oth...
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