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Trending & News Yes, I've never kept it a secret. One thing I didn't think about, was the amount of money I had in the bank. When my wife found out, after we were engaged, she thought I was intentionally keeping it a secret from her and was hurt. I just didn't think about it. I knew she wasn't a gold digger, because I wasn't making that much when we met.
trust is a must...
if you don't have it on the other and also yourself... then don't get into a relationship yet, lol
Only when it's important in the relationship. Bringing it up early in a relationship is kind of tacky. I didn't know how much my husband made until he had me pay a bill through his checking account about six months into our relationship.. Yes, I did some some snooping but I already had an idea, because I knew what he did for a living.
Money is one of the leading causes of relationship conflict and divorce, and secrecy often exacerbates the problem. You would have to be a real doofus to want to take that risk.
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Yes, your partner should know how much you make, especially if you’re serious and planning a future together. Money secrecy is a quiet red flag. You don’t have to show pay stubs, but clear honesty about income, debts, and goals prevents fights, resentment, and “money ghosting” later.
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Salary sure but I don't think they need to know the exact amount.
Sure why not, it is best to be honest
Sure, but it's not that relevant.
Don’t care.
Duh.
Yes.
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