So I've seen a lot of buzz around pre-ups lately. And after 15 years in the personal

finance space, my thoughts on this one have kind of evolved. So let's have a little pre-nup,

heart to heart. And at the end, I'll share my number one tip on building wealth with your spouse.

Make sure to like, subscribe, and share this episode with a friend. So first, I want to share a recent social media

clip on this topic because on the Ramsey Show, we get calls about pre-nups, and actually within

a week, we had two different calls with two different situations, and we answer them in two different

ways because of it. So here's the first one.

My fiance and I are both 36 years old. We're looking to start a Brady bunch. We've got five kids

between 10 and 12 between us. So the reason I'm calling is because we have a pretty large difference

in assets. So I have roughly $12 million and she has roughly $50,000.

And so we started the process of looking into a pre-up and it's been an emotional one.

And I totally understand why.

So, I mean, she feels like I wouldn't be fully entering the marriage in the same way that she is

because it feels like I'm holding assets, like, separately off to the side.

I'm just looking for maybe more clarity and, like, what you guys would recommend.

I think it is a wise decision to do one. You're not, you're hoping and praying, obviously,

that this is the one and that it's going to last a lifetime. But as you guys

have experienced, you know, there is a reality to all of this. And whenever we, any of us get

married, right? I think there is like this like, okay, I'm choosing you for a reason and for a lifetime. But,

but we also don't live under a rock and know that things change in life and situations come up.

And unfortunately, some really hard things happen and does cause marriages to break up, right?

To enter into divorce.

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