Relationship Advice About Financial Cost

Relationship Advice to Lower Your Financial Cost

1. Pursue someone who is ambitious or has a financially rewarding career.
   Pursuing someone who is financial independent is very smart. When you lose your job, a secondary source of income will allow you ample time to find another one. Also, this secondary income increases your standard of living and chances of retiring early. If you have a passion that is not financially rewarding, having a partner that has one offers you an opportunity to follow that dream.
   
   
2. Make sure you make enough money to fulfill lover's materialistic desires.
   If you are unable to fulfill your lover's materialistic desires, your chances of being dumped increases. If you pursue someone who has unmet or high materialistic desires, you may find yourself working two or three jobs to pay off your credit cards that your lover has maxed out.
   
   
3. Pursue fellow apartment tenants, co-workers, or students. Avoid long-distance relationship if you can not afford it.
   Most people who live near you have better odds of being similar to you. Do not invest in a long-distance relationship if you and your love interest can not afford it. Otherwise, both of you will incur high breakup costs and will be wasting each other's time, money and opportunities to find other lovers.
   
   
4. Buy long-distance lover a high-speed Internet connection to videoconference.
   Internet and telecommunication advances have greatly reduced research and maintenance cost of a relationship. Free long-distance cellular plans have saved countless of long-distance relationships.
   
   
5. Do not have children or a large family.
   Having children cost money. You have to buy them food, clothes, and braces. You have to save for their college education. If they grow up to become crack addicts or starts punching you, your investment in your children may not pay off.
   
   
6. Do a credit check on love interest.
   Is your love interest a shopaholic or a compulsive gambler? Do they like to spend or save? It is wise to discover these issues before committing to a relationship. If your love interest's credit report is spectacular, they become more attractive because a good credit history and good financial budgeting skills will lower your financial cost.
   
   

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