Love And Money: Step-By-Step Guide To Financial Unity
(Forbes) — Money is a leading source of conflict for most couples, says Alexa von Tobel, founder and CEO ofLearnVest.com, a personal finance website for women. While about half of all marriages end in divorce, von Tobel believes a great many relationships could be brighter if couples were as united in their finances as they were by their love. According to her, one in five people have a secret bank account or credit card, and 80% have lied to a spouse about spending. “Marriage is a financial decision,” says von Tobel. “You should know what you’re getting, and get on the same page.”
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