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Host (0:02)
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Caller (0:05)
Today, my fiance and I are at a crossroads on how to handle finances. And there is a difference in economic status and a family business involved. But because that's not complicated enough, we decided to try for a child and instantly succeeded, which is great. But once that happened, his tone has now changed regard combining finances and even getting married legally at all. Yes, a little, A little marching band of red flags, but yeah, man.
Financial Advisor 1 (0:44)
Okay. So how long have you been together?
Host (0:47)
Oh man, I'm laugh.
Financial Advisor 2 (0:48)
I'm not laughing at you. I'm just like, no, pass the picture and I'm. I'll pour another one.
Financial Advisor 1 (0:54)
Jeez.
Financial Advisor 2 (0:55)
So is this guy just done a 180 on you?
Caller (0:58)
It. Yes. I would like to dance around it and pretend that it's anything but. But it is dressed up in a really nice package. But when it gets down to it, it's. It's a little hoodwinky. So.
Financial Advisor 1 (1:10)
Okay.
Caller (1:12)
And. Sorry, Jake, we've been together four years.
Financial Advisor 1 (1:14)
Four years.
Financial Advisor 2 (1:14)
So what's your like, what's your question? How can we help? There's like 50 questions here I got. But what's your question?
Caller (1:23)
Is there, is there a way around structuring things that I can, we can make him and his family business and all that feel secure while also providing security for me as a stay at home mom.
Financial Advisor 1 (1:39)
Oh, so, okay, I see. So tell us the economic unbalance there. Tell us what his family business is, what it's worth, what you think he's worth, and then tell us about you.
Caller (1:49)
Yeah, to the best of my understanding, he, he was in finance before. He's coming in with about 4 million and then the family business is about 15 to 20. However, they do leverage a lot of debt, so at least to me, a lot of debt. It's like 1 to 5 million bucks a year they can take and go through. For myself, I have no debt. I've got a little under 600,000, own a home in Nashville, had a great business that I shut down in order to come and be a part of this, making like 110, working only 10 hours a week.
