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7 tough financial questions every queer couple needs to ask each other Mikey Rox  |  Contributing WriterConnect via Instagram @mikeyroxtravels Money can be a sensitive and stressful topic for couples to discuss, but working together on a financial plan is crucial for creating the life you both dream of.

Sweeping your financial faux pas under the rug will only lead to more difficult moments and bigger fights later, so it’s better to get it over with early on.

No time like the present, of course, so plan a date with your partner to discuss these tough questions that are critical to your joint financial success. How much debt do you have? Debt is often associated with shame so it’s important to be positive and empathic.

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