advice Is Money a Problem in Relationship?

[Yama]

It is very common for people to assume that lack of money creates problems, however, we have also seen couples with millions and billions have also split. Do you think there was money involved in some when these people with a lot of money split? Do you think money money is a determining force in a relationship?

 

[theearner]

Yes, financial stress can cause conflicts, but clear communication and shared goals can help.

 

[Harsh World]

shared goals can help

Common interests and shared goals should be the foundation of a marriage.

That way, the money isn't really ever a factor in a relationship. It would only serve to do more of what you like to do together.

Having said that, money can still create problems when you're with or without it, but if the core of the relationship was never about money, you should be able to get through it.

 

[Unvarnished]

It is very common for people to assume that lack of money creates problems, however, we have also seen couples with millions and billions have also split. Do you think there was money involved in some when these people with a lot of money split? Do you think money money is a determining force in a relationship?

Finance has always been a point of conflict no matter the value in any relationship. Although having millions or billions does not necessarily mean a happy relationship. I have seen where money issues make couples separate. This means that money plays a very important role in relationships.

 

[Yama]

Although having millions or billions does not necessarily mean a happy relationship

True. If that was the case, Jeff Bezos or Bill Gates wouldn't have ended their long marriages. But for most people is the founding basis of religion.

 

[NatureFreak]

Money is never the most important thing in a relationship. When there is no mutual understanding, even billions cannot save that relationship. At the same time, some level of financial capability is required to be able to fully explore the pleasures a relationship can offer.

 

[1stop]

True. If that was the case, Jeff Bezos or Bill Gates wouldn't have ended their long marriages. But for most people is the founding basis of religion.

Lack of financial means poses a great test to a relationship. More so, studies have established that issues that has to do with finances are some of the primary reasons for couple break-ups. But it’s not just about having enough money, it’s about sharing similar attitude and objectives when it comes to finances and being comfortable to discuss money related issues.

 

[Fidelia1]

Lack of money can be traced to be the root cause of issues and splits in marriages and relationships. The percentage of problematic relationships is more prevalent with poor people than with wealthy people.

 

[EMMANUEL]

it depends on how much you are talking about. The idea that “money isn’t everything” likely never dealt with food, medical, housing insecurity. In excess, money brings its own host of problems.

 

[Augusta]

Yes I think money is a determining force in a relationship. Let be factual no relationship can strive without money. This is just the realistic view of this.

 

[abra12]

Yes money can be a problem in a relationship. It may lead to divorce and conflits.

 

[Shortie]

Finances and money will always have a place in a marriage and it can become stressful; it is all about how you deal with any financial stress that could end up causing issues.

Any marriage should be based on connection, common interests, and goals that are shared, but there is no doubt that money can cause stress, which can then lead to problems unless it is discussed and sorted out together.

 

[lens]

Money can cause a big problem in a relationship but if both partners are able to talk it out and work together to manage their finances, it might not be a thing to worry about.

 

[Kross]

Lack of money in a romantic relationship predisposes the people involved to unhappiness. It is easier for little issues to escalate between them and cause a spilt. It is not that easy for people that are financially comfortable to have issues that escalate. In my country, poor people have relationship problems far more than rich people do.

 

[Apsara]

Money can be a problem in relationships when it amplifies existing issues or creates new ones. Differing financial values, spending habits, or income disparities often lead to tension. I have read studies that suggest that money is a top cause of stress in 30-40% of couples.