Is getting married a good financial decision?

>>2561283
Depends on who you are and who you are marrying.

>>2561283
Maybe

>>2561283
It can give you certain tax benefits.
And sometimes social security benefits.

But I'm sure that stuff 100% depends on where you live.

Only if you marry a jungle asian or someone not born in the west. Otherwise, they will most likely take you for a ride and you will eventually be left with less than half your shit.

if you want a good professional job you should be married by your mid 30s

If your wife is a conservative Christian right-winger, then yes.

Source: wife is conservative Catholic right-wing capitalist who hates leftists and Muslims.

>>2561314
if you have a good professional job you don't even need to work much past your mid thirties

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>>2561283
If you are a woman.

>>2561330
My girlfriend, who I plan to propose to, is the exact same

Depends. Is he rich?

>>2561283
If you are asking yourself this question, then marrying that person in general is probably a very bad decision.

>>2561283
getting married isnt a good decision in general unless you're mormon or islamic

Marriage is equivalent to putting a double barelled with one shell in it and randomly hitting one of the triggers.

>>2561314
>if you want a good professional job you should be married by your mid 30s
In Bangladesh, maybe. This is probably the most bullshit post I've seen today.

>>2561387

Good choice my man.

get married if you want kids. otherwise, do not get married.

>>2561387
Same. But she's Baptist and in med school too.

>>2561283
>is starting fires inside the building a good safety decision
>is eating 8000 calories of junk food a day a good nutrition decision
>is buying a mercedes on credit while being totally broke a good transportation decision

>>2561283
So long as you get a prenup, don't have kids, and don't marry a golddigger/lazy person, yeah sounds good

>>2561666
>Getting married
>Doesn't want kids
...
Wat?

>>2561698
Doesn't marrying give tax benefits?

>>2561716
Depending on where you live, kids do, too.

And if weren't for kids, I'd never get married, regardless of tax benefits

>>2561283
I cant find this marriage coin on coinmarketcap.
Where is it traded?

>>2561376
this

Marriage is never a good investment, im long on Virginity

>>2561283
Is she from the US or west EU? Then no. Get some eastern european or Russian.

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yes

t. Just

>>2561283
It doesn't matter. If you've already lived with the bitch for more than 6 months, that's common law marriage and she automatically gets half of your shit no matter what.

Think about that first before asking stupid questions.

>>2561283
How many years of potential aggravation do you want to sign up for?
>t. married 13 years

>>2562041
>6 months
Where in the world is it that soon? Most places it's at least a year and some other places its two years.

>>2562041
That's not how it works in Texas though

>>2561330
What about jews?

>>2561330
Does she have a younger sister? What is the bride price in BTC?

You shouldn't get married if you can barely support yourself.

>>2561283
Two incomes is obviously better than one. I don't think marriage matters much (aside from divorce rape), but it's kids that really put a dent in your net worth. Two people with no kids earning a middle class income (40k to 75k) and saving 10% to 20% should be able to live fairly comfortably in most places in the US - this obviously doesn't apply to high tax liberal hell hole states like California, New York, and Massachusetts.

Best option is probably a long term gf with a good salary that doesn't care about marriage.

>>2562041
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>>2563832

That's absolutely not how it works at all, anywhere. Dude is an absolute dumbass who knows nothing about common law marriage.

> t. lawfag

>>2561283
Only if you're both intelligent and emotionally sane.
Never marry idiots, idiots deserve to die lonely lonely lives without even a proper burial.

>>2564454
Are you a lawfag in ever jurisdiction in the world? I dont know for sure but I have read that in some countries like Australia and Canada for example just being in a relationship with a girl for more than a year after that you cant just break up you actually have to get a divorce like if you where married. But anyway since you're a lawfag post advice on how to protect with a prenup or trusts or whatever.