Money

Some advice you may not want to hear includes whether you are spenders or savers, you need to have a financial plan and you should talk about your finances on a regular basis. There's more ...

A guide to helping couples discuss financial differences.

Financial uncertainty and financial hardship can hurt your marriage if the two of you are not talking with one another or if either of you is hiding your head in the sand.

Wanting to be able to spend or save money as they want, many married couples have a combination of separate and joint checking accounts.

Some folks believe in budgeting and some don't. If these two marry one another, without flexibility and understanding there can be a budget war.

Unemployment and financial problems can create stress and trust issues in a marriage. What advice can you give to others who are coping with the stress in their marriage due to unemployment and financial problems?

At least once each year, couples should sit down and discuss their finances in depth. Here are questions that will help the two of you know where you stand financially.

Deciding if you are going to have a joint checking account or separate checking accounts or a combination of both is an important decision the two of you need to make. What type of checking/savings accounts do the two of you have?

Since finances are the number one reason that marriages fall apart, here are some helpful books about finances for married couples.

Disagreement about finances is one of the top reasons marriages end in divorce. The topic of money and how it is spent or saved is an emotional issue for many individuals. Vote in our poll about finances in your marriage.

Listing of community property states in the U.S.

Although millions of U.S. couples have been impacted by the marriage penalty in the federal tax code, do you understand what the marriage penalty is, how the marriage penalty came to be, and how recent changes in the federal tax law have reduced the marriage penalty?

Here are tips on how to decide and how to make this work in your marriage.

This article shows how marriage can affect your insurance. With every life stage and change, your insurance needs to be re-evaluated.

When couples are tying the knot and combining two established households, financial decisions have to be made.

Here are the financial matters that you have to take care of if you find yourself suddenly single due to the death of your spouse or because of a divorce.