It is hardly surprising to find out that money is the biggest factor in relationship break-ups.It doesn't take much these days for a relationship to become stressful and in tough economic times it certainly can hasten the end of a relationship.
The key is to be upfront at all times about your financial situation.
It doesn't mean you to tell your partner every little financial detail but don't get in over your head trying to impress a new companion if your budget won't allow you to do so.
After all, gifts and holidays will only paint over the cracks for so long if there are underlying problems from the start.
Great sex too, will only carry the relationship so far.
But when it comes to money, be honest and keep within your financial means.
Sure, splurge occasionally, no need to be frugal every minute of the day, but be aware that if your spending is dramatically in excess of your income, not only might you become single sooner than you thought, but you will also have a credit card debt or two to worry about as well. That could make finding your next partner even more difficult.
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There's nothing like coming home after a night out to find somebody has parked in your living room. 
