'I Would Not Be Thinking About Long-Term,' 'Ramsey Show' Host Tells $90K Earner Dating Jobless Boyfriend Who Won't Take A Lower-Paying Job
View original at finance.yahoo.com“She works in digital marketing, earns nearly $90,000 a year and is working toward her MBA.”
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Noelle's instincts about separating finances and questioning the relationship are correct
60% confidenceSomeone truly motivated to cover rent would immediately take gig economy work rather than remain unemployed
60% confidenceThe hiring environment is difficult, with few employers actively recruiting
60% confidenceNoelle should not be thinking about the long-term of this relationship given her boyfriend's behavior during unemployment
60% confidenceIf Noelle steps in to cover her boyfriend's expenses, it will make the living arrangement too comfortable for him and reduce his urgency to find work
60% confidenceThe job market is soft, but that is not a valid reason for Noelle's boyfriend to remain inactive and not seek any form of employment
60% confidenceNoelle should separate all finances from her boyfriend immediately and not wait to see if the situation improves
60% confidenceNoelle should find a roommate who can pay their share of the bills rather than absorbing the financial burden from her boyfriend's unemployment
60% confidenceNoelle has a highly proactive, results-oriented mindset toward employment — she will secure a job by a self-imposed deadline regardless of pay or role
60% confidenceFor his own mental and emotional wellbeing, the boyfriend needs to be actively doing something productive rather than sitting idle during unemployment
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