Finance content creators talk about a lot of things. But not this one. Today we're talking about the biggest financial decision that NO ONE talks about!


Everyone wants to talk about how to make as much money as possible with the stock market. It's exciting and won't get anyone upset. But today we're talking about the financial implications of getting married. Getting married is supposed to be the best day of your life. And people charge like it is. Today I talk about 4 main parts of the financial impacts of getting married.

1. Cost of engagement rings / wedding bands
2. Cost of the Wedding
3. Merging finances
4. Cost of Divorce


Since I just got engaged, these are concepts that I was thinking about. Let me know in the comments down below if you have any thoughts on merging finances after getting married. I thought that it was going to be super common. But I was shocked to see that it was less than 40% of newlyweds combine finances. And that number is getting ever lower for young people like myself. What do you think is the best way to build wealth?


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