The latest edition of Marie Claire's 'Couples + Money' series.
Want to be profiled with your partner in Couples + Money? Get in touch: [email protected] first met freshman year. We kept bumping into each other until two or three months before graduation, then we started dating. We moved in together four months after that, because we moved to South Korea to teach English.I never really lived with anyone ever before. Moving to a new country with someone you kind of just met was interesting. But it felt like the right decision.
Almost every day. But not a fight—what we want to do, what's feasible. If I'm having a slow work week, I'll probably be complaining about it.We come from two different philosophies. I was taught to pay all your debts and then save. But she came from a philosophy of have a cushion, pay off some debt. So, over time we took the good parts from both of our philosophies to have a cohesive financial plan we can agree upon.Max's parents own property in the U.S. and Ecuador.
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