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She Wanted to Hire a Financial Advisor. Her Boyfriend Said No.
Analysis August 10, 2026 at 04:21 PM
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- Advisor Kelly Klingaman says she's experienced this several times with unmarried women — but not married couples.
- Often, these women and their partners have not yet had a serious conversation about money, she says.
- Other advisors suggested that "macho" social media content, financial overconfidence or divorce-related issues contribute to this phenomenon.
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