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As stated above, my partner of 5 years finished their professional program over a year ago. Finances have always been a tricky topic between us, as I come from a more financially secure family and have always been fortunate to make money.
When they graduated, I gently reminded them that they should start saving as:
Their parents have an expectation that my partner should support them in retirement
They have no retirement savings
They have significant grad school debt ($100k>)
Furthermore, this has been exacerbated by my partner’s friend group which spends lavishly beyond their means and constantly eat out (two have filed for bankruptcy in their 20s). Everytime I mention this to my partner, they get super defensive.
We both now make over $100k each. At the end of the day, I want us to be able to spend freely, but have a nest egg to fall back on for retirement. How do i encourage them when they only get defensive and refuse to address the issue?
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