If you find that person with whom you’d like to spend your entire life, you will probably have a lot of things in common. If you get along really well, it’s probably because you share the same values, you believe in treating people the same way, you have some of the same interests and passions, you treat finances in the same manner, and you have a similar work ethic.
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It’s probably starting to sound clear why many couples come up with the idea to work together. But no matter how hard you may try to separate the personal and professional parts of your relationship, the two will inevitably bleed into each other. Then again, nobody understands you as well as your significant other does, which could make them a good working partner. Here are the reasons for and against working with your partner.
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Your finances are tied
You likely do not need to worry about your partner getting greedy about money, or making decisions that would cause you to make less money. Your futures are tied, and so are your finances; a monetary loss for you is a monetary loss for him.
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