Marry for money

"My relationship with money is complicated. I've always been a saver. I had a job from the moment that I turned 15, but it never felt like enough."

"I married for love — my husband came from a poor family and didn’t have a high-paying job. After we got married, I realized he had hid a lot of debt from me: credit card, student loans, and the wedding, which I was told was taken care of. We’ve been married for eight years, and I have been the breadwinner and sole provider for at least half the marriage. I do find myself wishing I married for money, out of pure exhaustion."

Harvard economist Laurence Kotlikoff shares the money benefits of marrying your long-term partner — and how to make sure you don't fall victim to an expensive divorce settlement.

You've unpacked the wedding gifts, written the thank-you notes. But before you settle into married life, take some time to discuss your finances. Here's advice from a few experts that should help...

Marrying rich gets a bad rap these days. Is that reputation deserved? Should you marry for money or love? Check out one woman's take on the subject. #Love #relationship #CentSai

Don't marry for money, go to where RICH people are and marry for LOVE!

"I met my husband in a business school class. I'm 24, and he’s about 22 years older than I am. He's the heir to one of the biggest family fortunes in the state. Everything was perfect in the beginning, and I have no regrets. But I’m pretty lonely most days. It's just me, the dog, and my year-old daughter. He works all the time and travels a lot, so most of the time, it’s just me in this big house. I just want to travel and do the things women my age do. All the money in the world isn't worth…

Women who marry for money and Men who marry for beauty are equally robbed in the end.

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