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Laura and Craig, both previously married each with teenaged children they've brought into their union, are still in the honeymoon phase of their relationship having been together for four years and married for six months. They earn a ...See moreLaura and Craig, both previously married each with teenaged children they've brought into their union, are still in the honeymoon phase of their relationship having been together for four years and married for six months. They earn a combined income of 150,000annually,whichtheyspendondoingthingstogether.LaurahasboughtintoCraig′sbikerlifestyle,theyowningseveralmotorbikesandalltheaccessories.Buttheystillhaverackedup150,000 annually, which they spend on doing things together. Laura has bought into Craig's biker lifestyle, they owning several motorbikes and all the accessories. But they still have racked up 150,000annually,whichtheyspendondoingthingstogether.LaurahasboughtintoCraig′sbikerlifestyle,theyowningseveralmotorbikesandalltheaccessories.Buttheystillhaverackedup150,000 in consumer debt - 60,000ontwocarsalone,theleasesattachedwhichtheycannotgetoutof−astheysupporteachotherintheirspending.Craiginparticularisemotionallyattachedtohispossessions,mostspecificallyhisseveralmotorbikes,andthedreamhomehepurchasedpriortomeetingLaura,wheretheydon′tlive,whichhas60,000 on two cars alone, the leases attached which they cannot get out of - as they support each other in their spending. Craig in particular is emotionally attached to his possessions, most specifically his several motorbikes, and the dream home he purchased prior to meeting Laura, where they don't live, which has 60,000ontwocarsalone,theleasesattachedwhichtheycannotgetoutof−astheysupporteachotherintheirspending.Craiginparticularisemotionallyattachedtohispossessions,mostspecificallyhisseveralmotorbikes,andthedreamhomehepurchasedpriortomeetingLaura,wheretheydon′tlive,whichhas90,000 worth of equity and the revenue from which just covers the mortgage payments. Despite the honeymoon phase, their financial issues could break up their marriage, especially if one or the other sees what's happening as putting their kids at risk. Gail makes them see that they are wasting much money on credit management alone, paying exorbitant interest rates on their credit sources. Because of their debt level, they may not be able to make their budget balance without getting some additional income, the easiest thing to do being to liquidate some assets, which may make for some tough choices for emotionally attached Craig. They also have to work together more so that they are working toward the same goal without question, which, at their age, should include planning for retirement. Written by Huggo See less