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  • spender vs saver how to compromise on money with your spouse
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    Spender vs. Saver: How to Compromise on Money Matters with Your Spouse

Spender vs. Saver: How to Compromise on Money Matters with Your Spouse

By Guest| 2017-06-15T14:30:10-05:00 July 7th, 2014|

It’s one of the most common financial conundrums: What do you do when your spouse’s money style is different from yours? If your spouse is the polar opposite of you when it comes to money management, you may have challenges to overcome. According to a working paper, Fatal (Fiscal) Attraction, published by professors at Northwestern [...]

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    Four Tips to Help Communicate with Your Spouse about Money

Four Tips to Help Communicate with Your Spouse about Money

By Guest| 2018-03-26T11:48:33-05:00 February 4th, 2013|

Prior to marriage, most couples take part in some kind of premarital counseling. Unfortunately, that counseling often does not cover one of the most stressful aspects of marriage—money management. Money can be a major source of arguments in even the best relationships. The good news is that some preemptive planning can avert these kinds of [...]

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