1001 Questions to Ask Before You Get Married by Monica Leahy

Author:Monica Leahy
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
Published: 2004-01-25T16:00:00+00:00

c. forgo donating the money, but offer your time instead.

d. find a charity you both agree to support, and make a contribution in both your names.

6. Your back has been bothering you, but you’re unsure of the cause. You

a. take a vacation, since it’s probably stress related.

b. view the injury as an opportunity to sue someone and hopefully make a few bucks.

c. file for disability payments and try to convince a doctor the pain is work related.

d. seek medical attention that doesn’t get in the way of your work schedule.

7. Your high school reunion is coming up. You’re not as financially successful as you would like. You

a. go and have a great time. This is a reunion, not a salary contest.

b. don’t go.

c. rent an expensive car, borrow an expensive outfit, and lie about your profession at the party.

d. go, but exaggerate how well you are doing.

8. You and your partner have been asked to dine with friends at a very expensive restaurant you really can’t afford. You

a. tell the couple you’d love to dine with them at a less-expensive restaurant.

b. tell the couple thanks, but you have other plans for that evening.

c. bite the bullet and go since that’s what credit cards are for.

d. decline, feeling offended. Only snobs choose expensive restaurants to show off.

9. When preparing your taxes, you

a. give full disclosure and 100 percent accurate information.

b. pad an expense here and there.

c. don’t file tax returns because you believe they’re unfair.

d. make up dependents or business expenses.

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