For many couples, the time will come to have the “money talk.” Couples often marry more than just their partner; they marry their finances too. Which means they need to get on the same page regarding how they manage their joint funds. It should begin by disclosing your incomes, debts and assets. And then, discuss with your partner what your goals and expectations are of the other person. It may also be wise to consider a prenuptial or co-habitation agreement before living together.

“More relationship break down over financial cheating than actual cheating.”

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