Is my relationship doomed if we're financially incompatible?

How to prepare your home before a trip, the best carpooling apps, managing private student loan payments & more July 7, 2022 [The Penny Hoarder Daily Newsletter]( Hey Penny Hoarders, Money isn’t the most important thing in a relationship, but financial incompatibility has a way of creating complications. What are your options if you’re dating someone and they can’t keep up with your jetset lifestyle? Dear Penny [shares her opinion](. If you’re trying to curb expenses so you can afford your next big trip, we have [324 ways to save on food]( to help you get there. [Save Money]( [5 Must-Dos Before Leaving Your House for a Trip]( When you leave home for a vacation or extended time away, you probably get the house in order beforehand. Nobody likes to come home to a mess. But did you know your empty house can cost you money? Take these steps to avoid needless expenses. [READ MORE]( [Dear Penny: My Boyfriend Can’t Afford My Lavish Lifestyle. Should I Dump Him?]( My boyfriend can’t afford to travel or get a bigger apartment. He’s very generous, but I hate feeling deprived, especially since I plan to travel this summer. Is staying in this relationship a mistake? [Inflation Is Killing Us. Here Are 8 Ways to Make Quick Money]( How do you keep up when everything is getting more expensive and your income remains the same? One option is to start bringing in some extra cash. If you don’t have the bandwidth for a second job, try these money-making opportunities.     IN CASE YOU MISSED IT - [These 26 Grocery Fuel Rewards Programs Will Help Fill Your Tank for Less]( - [Dear Penny: Should We Raise My Mother-in-Law’s Rent for Inflation?](   [Save Money](     [324 Amazing Money-Saving Tips From Our Best Food Articles](   [5 Carpool Apps to Help You Save Money]( What steps are you taking to counter the inflated cost of gas? One innovative approach is to share expenses by carpooling to work. These apps make it easy to find others willing to share a ride in the name of saving money. [What to Do About Private Student Loans if You’re Struggling to Make Your Payments]( Federally held student loan borrowers have enjoyed a payment reprieve since the early days of the coronavirus outbreak. But what if you’re struggling to pay your private student loans? Here are three options. [When Money Is Tight, These 7 Resources Will Help Nearly Everyone]( If your savings account has seen better days, it’s time to take action. You need to prepare for unplanned future expenses, like car maintenance or a medical bill. Before it’s too late, take advantage of these opportunities to build a nest egg. Was this email forwarded to you by a friend? [Subscribe Now](. The Penny Hoarder [490 1st Ave S, Suite 800 | Saint Petersburg, FL 33701 | U.S.A.]( [View in browser]( [Mailing preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( | [Privacy policy]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Pinterest]( [YouTube]( © 2022 The Penny Hoarder. All rights reserved.