I saw a picture today, a girl was looking at the pile of cash in front of her and laughing happily. The man next to her did not laugh. It was her husband. Maybe the money was mostly taken by her husband.
Cash is piled up in mountains of gold in rows
It would be strange if a girl doesn’t smile: Just a gold bar looks like it weighs kilograms. There are so many jewelry. Jewelry. necklace. Cash stacked in stacks. Who has that much money? How can you be unhappy?
If this money is all the dowry of parents, I think parents may lack some awareness. Because I gave so much cash at once and so much gold. Starting today, when the two get married, their property will be half of each other! As a parent, you don’t think about it because although this is pre-marital property, it immediately becomes post-marital property after this day. Isn’t the property after marriage owned by two people? Am I wrong?
If this girl was my daughter, I wouldn’t give her that much money, one is too swaggering. I am afraid of attracting thieves to worry about it. The other is that I would rather buy it as an insurance policy. Someone should say that you lied to me again and wanted me to buy insurance. Don’t say that first. Listen to me and see if there is any reason:
I bought this money into policy . The policyholder is me, and I will pay for my daughter. If my daughter is doing well in his house. I think the son-in-law can trust me and change the insured to his daughter. In this way, the money has been paid and the daughter has the right to control the insurance policy. The son-in-law cannot take this money because it is property before marriage and has been bought before marriage.
If I feel my son-in-law is smooth and she is worried. The policyholder has always been me and has always had the right to manage this money. I will not change until I die!
If I think my son-in-law is really unreliable, I will take out all the money and I will refund . I still control this money. If the daughter really divorces his husband, the money will be given to the daughter intact. The son-in-law doesn’t get a penny, because this is the money I invested and the pre-marital property I made for my daughter. The son-in-law can only watch it.
so many parents don’t understand this. After insured, it does not mean that the money depreciates and cannot be taken out. It is the type of insurance policy that can increase every year. It is now increasing at 3.5%, and it is more cost-effective than depositing in the bank. Money is getting more and more every day. Even if I divorce later, my daughter's money will not be small, and it will rise every day.
If you give this cash to your daughter and son-in-law like this, you will be happy if you don’t say it. Today he said he wanted to change a car and tomorrow he said he wanted to invest, and the money would soon disappear. When something happens, why not ask you for money? Maybe he has done it and kicked his daughter with both feet. Is there any way?
It is of course a good thing to have money, but it is still bad to be able to manage money if you don’t have money. What should I do first consult? Does it make sense to hear what others say? Then make a decision.
This position lacks individuals, who can control these properties?
