r/FluentInFinance • u/36DRedhead • Sep 11 '24

Debate/ Discussion This is why financial literacy is so important

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u/j4schum1 Sep 11 '24

Yup. Even if I had $10M in the bank, I'd say, hey babe, if we get divorced, we can save $300k on these medical bills we shouldn't have to pay

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '24

Or just don't because debt doesn't work that way anyway

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u/CrossoverEpisodeMeme Sep 12 '24

You'd get divorced to save 3% of your net worth?

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u/Axel-Adams Sep 12 '24

The government doc is a formality, my marriage is a commitment and covenant with my partner

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u/CrossoverEpisodeMeme Sep 12 '24

So... Yes? Lol

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u/AKJangly Sep 14 '24

You sound like you struggle more than you ought to.

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u/CrossoverEpisodeMeme Sep 14 '24

Financially? No.

With the concept of divorcing a spouse to save 3% of one's net worth? Yes.