Comments on: Don’t Let Heavy Debt Strain Your Relationships http://debt1options.com/2010-dont-let-heavy-debt-can-strain-your-relationships/ Helping people with their debt solutions. Mon, 21 Jun 2010 21:22:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: debt1options http://debt1options.com/2010-dont-let-heavy-debt-can-strain-your-relationships/comment-page-1/#comment-1066 debt1options Mon, 21 Jun 2010 21:22:40 +0000 http://debt1options.com/?p=246#comment-1066 Thank you for your reply Mr. Englehart. This blog post was not intended to trivialize the amount of work couples regularly put in to maintaining a healthy relationship. Rather, the post was intended to provide information that would potentially prevent future arguments related to money. It's no secret couples fight about money - how it's spent, where it comes from, how it's valued, etc. While learning to communicate effectively about financial management with one's significant other is beneficial, dealing with debt can be a trickier subject matter to tackle. This post does not support avoiding a discussion about debt and its impact on family finances, but instead provides solutions to resolve debt or prevent debt in the first place. The economy these last few years hasn't made it on couples, or anyone for that matter. The tools presented in the article are intended to nix what could be one potential point of contention. The others issues - well those are best left to the relationship experts. Thank you again for your comment - we appreciate all feedback and look forward to learning more about our readers and the types of financial topics that matter most to you. Thank you for your reply Mr. Englehart. This blog post was not intended to trivialize the amount of work couples regularly put in to maintaining a healthy relationship. Rather, the post was intended to provide information that would potentially prevent future arguments related to money. It’s no secret couples fight about money – how it’s spent, where it comes from, how it’s valued, etc. While learning to communicate effectively about financial management with one’s significant other is beneficial, dealing with debt can be a trickier subject matter to tackle. This post does not support avoiding a discussion about debt and its impact on family finances, but instead provides solutions to resolve debt or prevent debt in the first place.

The economy these last few years hasn’t made it on couples, or anyone for that matter. The tools presented in the article are intended to nix what could be one potential point of contention. The others issues – well those are best left to the relationship experts.

Thank you again for your comment – we appreciate all feedback and look forward to learning more about our readers and the types of financial topics that matter most to you.

]]> By: debt1options http://debt1options.com/2010-dont-let-heavy-debt-can-strain-your-relationships/comment-page-1/#comment-830 debt1options Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:49:57 +0000 http://debt1options.com/?p=246#comment-830 It seems other issues can be worked out much easier than financial ones. A simple argument or fight can be smoothed over with some pride swallowing, but financial worries don't just go away with an apology. It takes time, hard work, and dedication to get past financial worries, and some relationships just can't handle the strain. It seems other issues can be worked out much easier than financial ones. A simple argument or fight can be smoothed over with some pride swallowing, but financial worries don’t just go away with an apology. It takes time, hard work, and dedication to get past financial worries, and some relationships just can’t handle the strain.

]]> By: Daddy Paul http://debt1options.com/2010-dont-let-heavy-debt-can-strain-your-relationships/comment-page-1/#comment-794 Daddy Paul Wed, 03 Mar 2010 19:13:18 +0000 http://debt1options.com/?p=246#comment-794 Money is the biggest problem in most relationships. When you can’t agree on money debt soon follows. Money is the biggest problem in most relationships. When you can’t agree on money debt soon follows.

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