Money. People claim that's the number one reason for divorce; however, it is in fact just a cover for many couples. The real problem lies deeper, and since there's money problems they blame it on financial issues. Regardless, money can be tricky, especially in marriage. Before marriage, one is most likely used to supporting only themselves or have help from family. Once you start a family, you have to think of others before you buy and very often have to sacrifice your wants for the needs of others in your family, I've seen it numerous times in my own family. That's why creating a budget it so useful. It allots a specific amount to every category and really helps keep you on track. I'm not married or have a family yet, but I created a budget while I'm up here at BYU-I for college and it's been a huge help. My mom testified how much having a budget has helped my family, even though money has always been tight. I know that being smart with our money is important and Heavenly Father doesn't want us to be wasteful what He provides for us.



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    I'm McKayla, from Southern California. I'm stuck in this artic wasteland so I can attend BYUI! It's worth it :)

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