One partner racked up $50,000 in family loans and credit card debt, then the couple bought a bigger house anyway. The speakers explain how a "fixer" dynamic, where one partner silently carries the financial weight, can cost a household tens of thousands of dollars.
You owe $50,000 to family on top of credit card debt on top of a line of credit. What's happening right now? What would somebody else have done before they.
Moved into.
A bigger house? Looked at the actual numbers.
We were not happy in the smaller house. And so I took it me as that fixer of like, okay, even if it's, we're going to struggle a bit, let's get this bigger house. Do you.
See how the dynamics between the two of you have cost you tens of thousands of dollars? This is very common. Male, female. The guy is like, I'm gonna just fix it. Like, I'll take the burden on my back. It's very gender stereotypical, and I hate it.
