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When dating, watch out if you’re wrestling with these issues. They can be deal breakers. From US News:
When you’re dating and looking for Mr. or Ms. Right, it can be a long, tough slog, and if things are going badly, it might be tempting to look in the mirror and wonder if you need a new hairstyle or wardrobe. But maybe, instead, you should be looking in your wallet.
After all, money, or the lack of it, is often blamed for divorces, and plenty of couples fight over it. For instance, according to a new Love & Money study by TD Bank, in which 1,339 people who were married, engaged and in a relationship were surveyed, many respondents reported arguing about money, especially the millennials. Thirty-six percent of millennials reported fighting about their finances at least once a week, compared with 15 percent of Gen Xers (ages 35 to 54) and 7 percent of baby boomers (ages 55 and up).
If your relationships aren’t lasting very long, you might do well to ask yourself the following:
Then they list the dating financial questions to ask yourself, along with the reasons they are turn-offs:
- Is your debt affecting your dating life?
- Do you complain about your money problems?
- Do you have lavish tastes?
- Are you bad at discussing money?
- Do you have bad credit?
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