
- October15 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 19
Marital Finance Merge
In an era when marriage oftenmeans 2 working spouses, decidinghow to handle a couple's income andoutgo can cause stress. Some marriedcouples take the easy way and just lumpeverything together into joint checkingand savings accounts. That approachmay not work out, though, especially if1 spouse has a significantly highersalary than the other. Separate accountsmay also make more sense if 1 spousehas debt problems, because creditorscan't go after money in the debt-freespouse's name. The most common compromiseis individual accounts for personalspending and joint accounts forhousehold expenses and investments.
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How's Your Marriage, Doctor?over 17 years ago
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Experience Europe's Great Art Emporiumover 17 years ago
Life Insurance Rules, They're a-Changin'over 17 years ago
Defer Capital Gains on Real Estate Salesover 17 years ago
Weigh Pros and Cons of Owning a Duplexover 17 years ago
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