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my debt affect my bride
zombrak
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Hi there
I am getting married next year and obviously dont want my debt to be affecting my future wife. This has got me worried as she is in the process of buying a house and the last thing i want is her to lose the house because of me. I am currently in process of trying to pay off my debts and none of them have replied to me attempting to contact them. My biggest one i have not contacted and is only year half away from me not paying it for 6 years. PLease could you give me advice so i can make sure my brides credit score and house is safe. Not marrying is not an option as she wants that more than anything
I am getting married next year and obviously dont want my debt to be affecting my future wife. This has got me worried as she is in the process of buying a house and the last thing i want is her to lose the house because of me. I am currently in process of trying to pay off my debts and none of them have replied to me attempting to contact them. My biggest one i have not contacted and is only year half away from me not paying it for 6 years. PLease could you give me advice so i can make sure my brides credit score and house is safe. Not marrying is not an option as she wants that more than anything
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The only way that you will affect your wife-to-be's credit rating is if you have any joint accounts. If all your accounts, cards and credit agreements are in sole names then you have no problem.

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so providing we keep everything seperate her house will be safe?0
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Will you be going bankrupt do you think? The only problem I can see is if you live in the house and contribute to the mortgage in any way. If you did subsequently in a few years decide to go bankrupt then an OR may decide you have an interest in the house and want to take any of your share of the equity.
I believe that you should be o.k if you do not pay 'rent' or anything towards the mortgage nor contribute to Capital improvements. I don't think from what you've said that you are intending to go bankrupt so I can't think it's really go to be a problem for you anyway but if you are concerned then people on the bankruptcy board can assist further.
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Edit: By the way that is my chance of winning the lottery/getting hit by lightning scenario. It is technically possible but the chances are infinitesimally small.Making my money go further with MSE :j
How much can I save in 2012 challenge
75/1200 :eek:0
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