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An evidence-based look at how private bilingual kindergartens and high-cost enrichment classes can quietly drain family savings, and what behavioral finance research says about redirecting those monthly budgets into long-horizon index investing.
In Taiwan, co-signing a loan for a relative is a financial nuclear bomb disguised as family love. The moment you waive your right of first defense, you're demoted to a primary debtor on equal footing with the borrower. We unpack real horror stories and give you 4 elegant scripts to refuse, once and for all.
What if the document you sign at the registry isn't a love contract but a bankruptcy consent form? In Taiwan, most couples skip marital property registration and get trapped by default law that force-splits assets in divorce. We tear apart the 5 hidden financial bombs — and show why rich families always sign a separate-property agreement first.