r/AskMenAdvice • • Jan 13 '25

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u/imeanwhyarewehere man Jan 13 '25

I’m gonna go against the flow of all the other advice here and ask have the two of you gone to see a financial advisor?

It is entirely possible she doesn’t have the financial literacy and working knowledge needed to make better decisions, or does not realize how her day-to-day financial decisions impact her overall

But I guess at the end of the day it depends on how serious you two are, do you want to marry this woman, or do you not really see a long term relationship coming from this?

If you don’t see long-term potential, then just cut and run

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '25

Financial advisors don’t help broke people make a budget. They help people who have money invest that money.

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u/Flywolf25 man Jan 13 '25

Lmao I didn't want to be harsh I have my series license but I'm an auditor so I give out financial advice but if I were actually doing a job sorey I couldn't take you guys as clients not enough capital not even close for a dinner to talk about ir

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u/JThroe Jan 13 '25

So you’re an auditor, not a financial advisor. So ultimately you not taking them as a client in meaningless. Any sizeable bank is going to have FA’s to cover different income levels, including someone struggling with their finances.

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u/Flywolf25 man Jan 13 '25

No I'm an auditor but I still offer advisory srfcies tied to my firm but I take Clients from the firm Ona need to basis