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10 Ways to Achieve Marital and Financial Bliss

February 8, 2016 Leave a Comment

Stephen T. Diltz, senior financial advisor, said: “Financial issues consistently are among the top reasons why marriages fail; complex emotions are tied to money. Whatever a couple’s biases, hopes and expectations are about money, they should commit to the responsibility of open and regular dialogue at the time they combine their finances.” US News & World Report offers 10 tips from financial experts to achieve marital and financial bliss. Newlyweds should get fresh by openning new accounts. Couple should also start joint account to make saving and spending more transparent. If you’re re-married with childred, you need to plan for separate assets.  And prenup can be a good thing. (usnews.com)

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