Couples often fall into sharing finances without truly discussing the arrangements they make. There is an important action they need to take. … Read More
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Should you do financial coaching with or without your partner?
It’s worth determining how much of the financial coaching journey you want to go on involves your partner, or you and you alone. … Read More
How not sharing all finances can reduce conflict in your relationships
Sharing all finances with a partner is a viable strategy, but it comes with the risk of conflict, such that it might not be worth it. I once heard a story about a married couple. They had an “All-In” agreement … Read More … Read More
Don’t let your husband manage all of your money
Should you let your partner handle your money for you?
When you share finances with a partner, you can outsource the budgeting to the one who is most interested, but there are good reasons not to. After doing this for many years, I’ve learned a surprising fact: not everyone is … Read More … Read More
The Semi-Joint Life: How partners can (partially) combine their finances
When partners wish to share finances without going all-in, there is more than one way to set up both individual and joint accounts to maximize everyone’s feelings of autonomy and connection. I believe that there are four main ways that … Read More … Read More
How to combine finances when you’re non-monogamous
The importance of a shared financial strategy for couples