How has this bad economic affected marriage ?

[bubilas]

Hi Forum members, Seeing the high rate of cost of living in our country today, please I want to ask how has this bad or better still tough economic situations affected your family and marriage?

For those already in it, has it cause chaos/disorder between you and your partners?
And those that entered it not long, does this current situations make you lament taking such decision.

For the bachelors/spinsters, are you grateful been single this moment?

Share your experiences?

We all love money - it's all the naked truth. And nothing can be done about it. Unfortunately, for centuries the world has been built in such a way that one's power can be preserved and transferred in money. Without money there can be no holiday, and unfortunately without money there can be no love. I'm not even talking about the fact that a family really needs money.
Therefore, each of us needs to be responsible for our finances.

[slapper]

The economic impact on marriage is huge. It comes down to whether you can meet all the primary, secondary and tertiary needs of your partner and yourself. There are many things that can cause a marriage to end due to economic factors, especially when a couple is really lacking in finances. However, one of the most important factors in a marriage is a stable economy, and one that tends to rise.

Indeed, it affects a lot as married people needs to address not only your personal but also the needs of your partner,  if so happened that you can't afford or you can't meet the expected obligations it will start something that might ruined your relationship, though in this modern age where both couples can work there's always a better ways to go along the situation,  it's just need to have that mutual understanding and the reason why you both pick each other and how comfortable both of you with each other.

When a person is single, if he has no knowledge of economic,he can survive and he can live happily without any pressure. But marriage person always see the rate of things because he have to face difficulties for his family. Government is exerting pressure on people and they are changing excess taxes on poor people,So people are protesting in my country. People have low income and more expenses and most of the money  of person is eaten by government. Government is playing game with crazy people and they are introducing the campaigns in which it is getting benefit but people are becoming more poorer. Mostly marriage person see price tags and single person doesn't see price tags

Singles might not have kids to feed, but that doesn't mean they can ignore their finances. It's survival of the fittest out there, financially speaking. Married is complex. All the sudden, every dollar counts. It goes beyond simply you these days. It is about ensuring the future of your family. That's real responsibility

People protesting taxes? That goes beyond money as well. It centers on a mechanism designed against them. The government will get reaction when it squeezes the small man. Personal budgets, government policy, they all have links. If you wish to play the game, you jave tp know its nature. Think for yourself; do not just follow the pack. Your decisions and money matter. Not only for yourself but also for everyone else being screwed by the system; stand up for what is right

[Tigerheart3026]

i think our daily living cost is so high and now compare to develop or non develop countries, it's challenging to survive for both of countries people's, especially non develop countries peoples suffering too much, because their salary is very low, if who people are single they are somehow maintain their family but if married then it's very hard living, everything is so expensive.

[atookz]

Hi Forum members, Seeing the high rate of cost of living in our country today, please I want to ask how has this bad or better still tough economic situations affected your family and marriage?

For those already in it, has it cause chaos/disorder between you and your partners?
And those that entered it not long, does this current situations make you lament taking such decision.

For the bachelors/spinsters, are you grateful been single this moment?

Share your experiences?

Of course, bad economic conditions will affect marriage, especially early marriage. Because in general people who marry at an early age often experience economic problems and become a source of family disharmony. Many couples divorce due to financial failure. Because with economic problems can become serious problems such as domestic violence or others. Too young age and little experience will make it difficult to improve their economic conditions. Especially if the couple in early marriage immediately gets pregnant and has children. Needs are increasing while their abilities as parents do not change.

[Fredomago]

The economic impact on marriage is huge. It comes down to whether you can meet all the primary, secondary and tertiary needs of your partner and yourself. There are many things that can cause a marriage to end due to economic factors, especially when a couple is really lacking in finances. However, one of the most important factors in a marriage is a stable economy, and one that tends to rise.

Indeed, it affects a lot as married people needs to address not only your personal but also the needs of your partner,  if so happened that you can't afford or you can't meet the expected obligations it will start something that might ruined your relationship, though in this modern age where both couples can work there's always a better ways to go along the situation,  it's just need to have that mutual understanding and the reason why you both pick each other and how comfortable both of you with each other.

When a person is single, if he has no knowledge of economic,he can survive and he can live happily without any pressure. But marriage person always see the rate of things because he have to face difficulties for his family. Government is exerting pressure on people and they are changing excess taxes on poor people,So people are protesting in my country. People have low income and more expenses and most of the money  of person is eaten by government. Government is playing game with crazy people and they are introducing the campaigns in which it is getting benefit but people are becoming more poorer. Mostly marriage person see price tags and single person doesn't see price tags

When you are single and you got decent job it will allow you to leave a much comfort life but if you are married even you've both got deent jobs there are things that you needed to considered and factors that will affects your finances, basic needs like foods, house loan/rent and other things that married people needs to address, and in addition to that, if they start growing their family by adding kids, it's going to affect them especially if you are having hard time budgeting what you both getting from your job.

And with what you brought about government taxes and those crazy things that they are adding in expense of those ordinay employee, that's added to certain burden that married people needs to address and be part of their daily budgetting.

[kro55]

Hi Forum members, Seeing the high rate of cost of living in our country today, please I want to ask how has this bad or better still tough economic situations affected your family and marriage?

For those already in it, has it cause chaos/disorder between you and your partners?
And those that entered it not long, does this current situations make you lament taking such decision.

For the bachelors/spinsters, are you grateful been single this moment?

Share your experiences?

We all love money - it's all the naked truth. And nothing can be done about it. Unfortunately, for centuries the world has been built in such a way that one's power can be preserved and transferred in money. Without money there can be no holiday, and unfortunately without money there can be no love. I'm not even talking about the fact that a family really needs money.
Therefore, each of us needs to be responsible for our finances.

Nowadays, finance is the factor that will determine who you are in society, that is what is happening but many people do not want to accept that naked truth.

I find it quite funny when some people say that love between couples or the sustainability of a marriage should be built on love, not on money or finances. I guess they haven't even known the taste of love or have a family yet so they don't know the pressures they will face.

Money probably can't buy happiness, it can't buy love because love based entirely on money can't last and can collapse at any time. But without money, we cannot have love and cannot keep our family happy.

[puloweh555]

Hi Forum members, Seeing the high rate of cost of living in our country today, please I want to ask how has this bad or better still tough economic situations affected your family and marriage?

For those already in it, has it cause chaos/disorder between you and your partners?
And those that entered it not long, does this current situations make you lament taking such decision.

For the bachelors/spinsters, are you grateful been single this moment?

Share your experiences?

Of course, bad economic conditions will affect marriage, especially early marriage. Because in general people who marry at an early age often experience economic problems and become a source of family disharmony. Many couples divorce due to financial failure. Because with economic problems can become serious problems such as domestic violence or others. Too young age and little experience will make it difficult to improve their economic conditions. Especially if the couple in early marriage immediately gets pregnant and has children. Needs are increasing while their abilities as parents do not change.

It is undeniable that a person's economic condition will affect marriage. Marriage is financially expensive, especially if you choose the wrong partner, it will be economically ruined. And it is true as you said, many divorce cases also start with poor or unstable economic conditions.

I come from a Muslim-majority country and we do have problems with marriage, although I am not sure the scale is the same as other countries. I think the younger generation is more focused on education and career than the previous generation, both men and women, so people are delaying marriage as a result.

Plus, marriage here is also expensive and many women are too concerned with a lavish wedding party than actually getting married, and fewer men are willing to accept these requirements. It is true that not all women in my country are like this, but this has become a tradition so that the majority feel entitled to an expensive wedding party, and this is a factor for men to think about marriage because marriage is very expensive.

[iBaba]

We all love money - it's all the naked truth. And nothing can be done about it. Unfortunately, for centuries the world has been built in such a way that one's power can be preserved and transferred in money. Without money there can be no holiday, and unfortunately without money there can be no love. I'm not even talking about the fact that a family really needs money.
Therefore, each of us needs to be responsible for our finances.

I agree with you and in furtherance to that, it is okay to say money rules over the comfort of life. Comfort and convenience is derived from money in today's life due to the way government and it's people have continued to give emphasis to money as a driver to our primary and secondary activities. As little as eating a meal to survive, one needs money and the value attached to money over the natural resources provided to us is unprecedented making it easy for everything to be driven by money.

Marriages are just one component of one's life decision and there are still many people who will have the money yet decide not to marry. Marriage is a thing of individual choice and decision. However, to marry you must be reasonably wealthy today unlike in the past that you do little to marry and have enough to feed your family with. Today it's a different ball game. Everything including the food commodities in the market have inflated higher than you can imagine making life unbearable to the less privileged.

[JiiBs]

i think our daily living cost is so high and now compare to develop or non develop countries, it's challenging to survive for both of countries people's, especially non develop countries peoples suffering too much, because their salary is very low, if who people are single they are somehow maintain their family but if married then it's very hard living, everything is so expensive.

Marriage isn’t something you jump into, you get to prepare yourself and be ready.

Every culture has bridal rights to be paid and most times, the family your marrying from kind of scale the groom based on how they go about these bridal rights payment. Most persons love to have it big you know, throw a big party and have it be the talk of the town for a little while. These are measured in cost.

Also, it’s a through life situation and as such, there are responsibilities to be met but for the kids you both love to have together and assistance to both families. If your lucky to have in-laws that are supportive, then good otherwise, you prepare for that too.

Now a bad economy throws it all in your face and responsibilities isn’t what you get to make excuses about. You just get to find a way to do them and so, if you ain’t ready for marriage, it’s always best you keep your cool.

[SmartGold01]

Hi Forum members, Seeing the high rate of cost of living in our country today, please I want to ask how has this bad or better still tough economic situations affected your family and marriage?

For those already in it, has it cause chaos/disorder between you and your partners?
And those that entered it not long, does this current situations make you lament taking such decision.

For the bachelors/spinsters, are you grateful been single this moment?

Share your experiences?

He who findeth a wife findeth a good thing in the sight of God.. meaning anyone who got married today will not regret having doing so. But sincerely the country situation need to cry out to because things are getting choked every day due to inflation and high cost of living, it's all over not only our country but the entire globe and nothing seems to be done.
I don't regret getting married or neither did I regret becoming a wife because I know there are time for everything, and I know that is my time of getting married so, I have to channel myself to suits with it irrespective of the cost of living that is why we must not have only one source of living rather think of having multiple stream of income.

[wahyuagung26]

i think our daily living cost is so high and now compare to develop or non develop countries, it's challenging to survive for both of countries people's, especially non develop countries peoples suffering too much, because their salary is very low, if who people are single they are somehow maintain their family but if married then it's very hard living, everything is so expensive.

 Now it can be said that money can regulate life and be a form of comfort in the life of a person or local community, because the development of the era that demands everything related to the economic sector makes needs increasingly increase in the capacity of basic prices that are prone to being more expensive and when compared to a person's salary which is relatively low makes them burdened with the current economic situation.

 Developing countries seem to only be able to pay them at a standard rate and this actually also has an impact on the economy of a family and they are required by circumstances to manage their finances as much as possible, when compared to non-developing countries it seems they feel the economy they are experiencing is much more drastically difficult, with their very minimal wages it is difficult for them to meet their living needs.

[Fredomago]

i think our daily living cost is so high and now compare to develop or non develop countries, it's challenging to survive for both of countries people's, especially non develop countries peoples suffering too much, because their salary is very low, if who people are single they are somehow maintain their family but if married then it's very hard living, everything is so expensive.

 Now it can be said that money can regulate life and be a form of comfort in the life of a person or local community, because the development of the era that demands everything related to the economic sector makes needs increasingly increase in the capacity of basic prices that are prone to being more expensive and when compared to a person's salary which is relatively low makes them burdened with the current economic situation.

 Developing countries seem to only be able to pay them at a standard rate and this actually also has an impact on the economy of a family and they are required by circumstances to manage their finances as much as possible, when compared to non-developing countries it seems they feel the economy they are experiencing is much more drastically difficult, with their very minimal wages it is difficult for them to meet their living needs.

That adds your location also affects your salary though there are online access where you can do services and be paid decently, but I see your point if you are located to a non-developed country and you are just earning minimum or lower than a regular employee that's really affects your married, considering that it's just you and your behalf wthout any child yet, different situation if there's kids that involve, money create comfort with a exact or less that can create issue with how a family will move forward.

[Hanadawa]

Money probably can't buy happiness, it can't buy love because love based entirely on money can't last and can collapse at any time. But without money, we cannot have love and cannot keep our family happy.

I agree with you. I think we need to be realistic about how we view money. I can't imagine how people can say they can love without having money. To me that's just childish love. Adult love has a lot of issues to work through and that's life. When you're married, the ability to provide a decent place to live and food becomes important. And when you have children, education costs and future investments become part of your needs list. All of these things require money. We don't have to be rich to get married. We just have to have money and be grateful for what we have.

[junder]

It is undeniable that a person's economic condition will affect marriage. Marriage is financially expensive, especially if you choose the wrong partner, it will be economically ruined. And it is true as you said, many divorce cases also start with poor or unstable economic conditions.

I come from a Muslim-majority country and we do have problems with marriage, although I am not sure the scale is the same as other countries. I think the younger generation is more focused on education and career than the previous generation, both men and women, so people are delaying marriage as a result.

Plus, marriage here is also expensive and many women are too concerned with a lavish wedding party than actually getting married, and fewer men are willing to accept these requirements. It is true that not all women in my country are like this, but this has become a tradition so that the majority feel entitled to an expensive wedding party, and this is a factor for men to think about marriage because marriage is very expensive.

agreed, indeed marriage when viewed financially is certainly very expensive, therefore we must be smart in choosing a partner so as not to experience unwanted things such as a broken relationship due to an unstable economy. In addition, I am sure you yourself know that there have been many examples of family relationships that have been destroyed due to an unstable economy, maybe the head of the family has tried his best to improve his economic situation but with everyone who has different characteristics so there are people who have good patience and those who do not, therefore many families experience destruction maybe because they can no longer be patient.

It seems like you have experienced it yourself my friend, because I think you are very accurate in conveying it. Men who tend to be led to finance all wedding payments will certainly have difficulty if their circumstances are not so stable and there are also those who cancel their intentions not to get married when they find out the large amount that men have to try, even though it is considered to be the responsibility of the man but indeed there are not a few men who think hard about this.

[Fiatless]

i think our daily living cost is so high and now compare to develop or non develop countries, it's challenging to survive for both of countries people's, especially non develop countries peoples suffering too much, because their salary is very low, if who people are single they are somehow maintain their family but if married then it's very hard living, everything is so expensive.

South Korean's married and the birth rate is decreasing drastically. One of the major reasons is because high cost of living. Many of them do not want to get married because they are scared of the high cost of raising children. The government is even giving incentives to young people for them to get married, yet it has not increased the population. Young people are finding fulfilment in singlehood since they cannot bear the financial burden of getting married.    

[Qiubell5]

Money probably can't buy happiness, it can't buy love because love based entirely on money can't last and can collapse at any time. But without money, we cannot have love and cannot keep our family happy.

I agree with you. I think we need to be realistic about how we view money. I can't imagine how people can say they can love without having money. To me that's just childish love. Adult love has a lot of issues to work through and that's life. When you're married, the ability to provide a decent place to live and food becomes important. And when you have children, education costs and future investments become part of your needs list. All of these things require money. We don't have to be rich to get married. We just have to have money and be grateful for what we have.

Everything that is needed must be bought with money, likewise when getting married when we don't have money it is difficult to realize the planned dreams because it requires a lot of money, be grateful for those who have money because they can realize their dreams.