Are someone who believes in helping your partner financially, such as loan money if need be, help them buy a car, help them with their credit score?

[Extraterrestrial1999]

Yeah and I would expect them to help me in situations like that

As long as they don't read like someone who is trying to take advantage obviously

Nah don't ask me for any help barring extreme circumstances

[WindAtMyBack]

It depends on my relationship with them and the reason they need financial help. If they are just being lazy or irresponsible with money, I wouldn't help them. I wouldn't even be in a relationship with them. If the relationship was serious, and they worked hard but didn't make much money, then I might help them.

[NathanDavis]

I've made loans and financing... and so have they

[palewhale]

No, work on a plan if you want to be together and build a life that benefits you both

[queenofcardio]

Only if we were in a long term relationship heading towards marriage.

[Billlewis]

No, because merely helping her isn't good enough; my preferred routine is to give her complete, total and nonreciprocal authority, access and legal control over every dime I make, posess or have in savings. I don't believe in the myth of a 50/50 relationship arrangement. I'm much more comfortable with the entirety of the relationship centered around the only thing that matters: what pleases her.

[Alex-Snow]

If it was a solid relationship then probably. But right now I'm a broke college guy so it won't happen.

[MrChinaski]

If you are partners, your assets are pooled.

[DarKnight36]

If I were engaged or in a serious relationship, I would support her.

[Nikki1989]

If it comes to that, sure.