<prompt> Human: Boyfriend and I are planning to get married in the next year. Both of us recently got out of grad school. He has 15k in student loans he has been paying off and I have zero. Currently I have saved 16k from one year, as well as 6k in mmf, 10k valued car. My credit score is healthy. My boyfriend on the other hand has 5k saved, 60k in stocks from his company when he becomes fully vested, and a 1k valued car. I make 67k a year, he makes 75k and is expecting a 10k increase if hes promoted. My question is, is it a good time to buy a house? The houses in the area we want to live are between 200-300k right now and in the next year expected to rise. The other issue is my bfs credit score isnt great, so should I just look at this as a single purchase on me? Assistant: 1. Dont buy a house with someone youre not married to. 2. On your income alone, no, too much house, not enough savings. On your income together, not too much house, not enough savings. 3. Healthy is broad. What is your score and what is his?4. Do you plan to stay where you are for at least 2 years? Ideally 3-5 years?Human: Take this advice please. I know you probably cant imagine anything bad happening with your relationship and hopefully it wont!, but that doesnt mean it cant. Assistant: I am. I didnt think we were in the best position to own in the first place, but I needed a second opinion.  <response>: Good, great job being responsible with your finances. Its so easy to let our emotions take over. Im also trying to wait patiently for the right time to buy a home. 