Protect Your Wallet And Your Heart This Valentine’s Day. Here’s Why You Should Be Talking Prenups

If you consider getting serious with your Valentine’s Day date, you need to discuss prenuptial agreements.

Since the CDC measures the number of divorces against the total US population, the number seems lower than the actual number of marriages ending in divorce.

The most obvious reason you need a prenup is to protect your assets. And it is especially true if one of you is entering the relationship owning more things than the other.

While a romantic date may seem like an unusual time to bring up a prenup, it can help prevent future fights.

Prevents Future Fights

It is a great idea to enter a relationship only after mastering personal finance basics. Signing a prenup can help avoid future conflicts about money.

A prenup is a great idea, especially if one or both parties enter the relationship with children from former marriages.

Adds an Element of Romance A prenup can add an element of romance to a relationship because it forces you to discuss with the person you are interested in before things get too serious.

Sets Expectations Even in relationships where everything is going great, a prenup can be beneficial by creating shared expectations. For example, it helps couples set expectations for joint accounts to pay bills.

Gets Your Needs Met Since you can include so many different things in a prenup, each person can be sure to have their needs met in the future.

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