[Poofee21]

My fiancee works under a fidelity bond to trade stocks and advise and all that fun stuff. Consequently, he can never have a felony or bankruptcy or a number of other things on his criminal or credit record ...He is afraid that the bankruptcy I'm having to file right now will hurt him in his career after we're married because our credit can be pulled jointly and might cost him his fidelity bonding/insurance ...Does anyone know if this is the case?

[justaboutpeace]

It probably can I have heard of stranger things. Check into it by calling a bonding company or research it on the internet.

[Boomaloha]

yes, it can, unfair as it may seem. You will be scrutinzed as a part of him after marriage. They may hold it against him. Better to wait a while until all is discharged, and all the fallout has settled before tying the knot.

[maamu]

I do know of a woman that had really bad credit. Her fiance was in a highly secured position with the military defense. He said her credit history would affect his--thus affecting his position. They did not marry due to this reason.I always thought he was making it up to avoid marrying her--maybe not.