That is an extremely mercenary question, don't you think??? How about you marry for LOVE and don't worry about what's in it financially for you, or your get a divorce because you DON'T love the guy anymore and learn to be self-sufficient. Wow.... nearly speechless.....
2006-08-08 05:16:25
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answered by Brutally Honest 7
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Hhhaha! How funny you ask that. Many, many people think that divorce is the answer. Those same people don't look at it financially. The process alone is amazingly expensive. The long run effect is also just as amazing. Here's some facts.
* It's rare to have no form of alimony involved in a decree except in events of a pre-nup.
* Divorce stays on record.
* Any financial obligation i.e. any for form of support shows up in credit checks for loans. They are a form of obligation that will affect your ability to get future loans b/c they are factored into the income-to-debt ratio, a critical factor in determining the possibility of a loan and at what APR.
* Since support is based on a percentage (in CA), any change in income can change the amount of support provided.
* If the spouse receiving support were to remarry, support may cease. However, if that same spouse were to get divorced again, that spouse has legal claim to start spousal support from the previous marriage legally.
* Children may continue to receive support even in college if they are not emancipated or they still live with the custodial parent up to age 25 or longer.
So unless you married a millionaire who was stupid not to have a pre-nup to protect his assets, you'll be financially taxed in the long run. So, to yield the hightest possible income, stay married.
BTW, you question also begs to ask the ancient question: "What's love got to do with it?"
2006-08-08 06:52:33
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answered by ntoriano 4
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Well, Being a woman that has been married, divorced, remarried. I can tell you what happens. First off, if you are not in love, dont marry, even if you can be a millionaire. For Money does not buy love. Just the simple answer, When I was single, I had two children..I was a one income woman, and we had money, because I have always known how to save. Now marriage itself...brings on 2 incomes, if both are working, but it doesnt neccesarily mean more money. Alot of married people are in debt, alot of single ppl are in debt. So it all just depends on your situation. Divorce is costly, takes time to get back on your feet. But if you save...and know how to budget, either divorce or married, you can be financially stable. Hope this helps some..Been in both situations.
2006-08-08 05:41:09
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answered by ~Annette~ 5
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Both can put money in your pocket.
Have you ever heard the saying, " It's cheaper to keep her"?
If your divorcing someone in a good financial position, you can monetary benefit by alimony and child support if you have kids or you have never worked a job and lived a certain way as a result of your spouse income, I feel you can benefit from the income.
If your staying because you benefit from living in a two income household were both share in the bills vs what you would have to pay living on your own, you can benefit from this type of income.
Basically, it all depends on the financial stability of who you married or who you are going to divorce.
2006-08-08 05:24:57
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answered by words from the heart 3
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first of all your information are fake those analyze have been carried out by utilising communities attempting to inspire marriage the unhappy section is that interior america marriage replaced into inspire by utilising the government as one thank you to diminish welfare so love has no longer something to do with it and various of alternative states have made it greater reliable to get divorced or have larger baby help rates as nicely as alimony rates to make adult males stay of their marriages yet yet if she makes a decision she needs to have intercourse with yet another guy she is rewarded with a million/2. No the chilly no longer undemanding fact approximately marriage is there are not any actual advantages to a guy getting married it extremely is why marriage is on the decline and divorce is so extreme interior the US. the main important lie is married adult males earn greater funds HA I make greater desirable than two times what my married friends make the fact is married adult males desire greater funds. As for residing longer fake back there isn't any no longer undemanding medical information that marriage will enhance your life span you will die whilst its some time I propose each and every person which died on 9-11 died and being married made no difference.
2016-12-11 09:41:19
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answered by Anonymous
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basically, don't you think it is wrong to link marital life, and cost-effectiveness together ?
it's not clear, in which context you are refering to the yields ? do you mean the inheritance, or the current benefits as such ? if you are a joint signatoryin the bank accounts with your husband, own the property with him, derive all the benefits of the incomefrom available sources, then it's better to stay married.
if the husband is the sole authority in all financial matters, and you can't get along, but want your share, you will have to demand it, if he also does'nt want to be with you any longer. it depends on your contribution towards the assets, also. so think about it. in any case, since your mindset is bent towards separation, i don't think there is any charm left in it !
2006-08-08 05:20:58
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answered by palador 4
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If income is your priority, most likely staying married. In a divorce, the best you'll probably do is get half. By staying married, and outliving your spouse, you would eventually get it all. I hope though you won't base your decision on just dollars and cents... your happiness is worth more than that.
2006-08-08 05:17:21
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answered by Mike S 7
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Married cost-effective,
2006-08-08 05:14:01
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answered by Anonymous
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Hum staying Marred or getting a Divorce why wast your time and your partner in a marriage that is going no-ware; both of you get your life together and start living your own life. Divorce is not that expensive unless you make it that way.
2006-08-08 05:32:22
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answered by Pappa_Bear 3
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either way is a cost. both financially and emotionally.
my suggestion is to try every avenue to save your marriage.
Marriage Counseling, etc. Pursue every avenue you can before
you divorce. If it doesnt work, you will have a clear mind that
you did everything you could to save your marriage.
2006-08-08 05:46:33
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answered by C Med 2
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